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04/2304/23
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Step-by-Step Guide for Planting and Growing Onions

by Mark, in category Edibles, Gardening, Spring
Step-By-Step Guide For Planting And Growing Onions

Onions play a significant role in most of the food our family eats. We use them raw, cooked, pickled, and “kimchi-fied” at breakfast, lunch, and dinner; and we love to grow them in the garden. Growing our own gives us a chance to experience all the different kinds of onions, including some unavailable in grocery… Read More

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03/2303/23
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How to Grow Meyer Lemon Trees in a Pot

by Debbie, in category Gardening, Winter
Ripe lemons on a meyer lemon tree in a blue pot.

In the fall of 2021, I was gifted a large beautiful blue planter for my birthday. I just knew I had to put something special in it. I debated whether to use it for a large houseplant or plant a seasonal arrangement. I went to Maryland over Thanksgiving and visited a garden center one afternoon.… Read More

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03/2103/21
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How to Harden Off Seedlings For Planting

by Mark, in category Gardening

What is “Hardening Off”? A new gardening season is here and everyone is thinking about starting seeds. The process of preparing young seedlings for transplanting outdoors is the turning point for gardeners who are starting seeds for the first time. When you don’t know you have to harden off seedlings, you are likely to end… Read More

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03/2103/21
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How To Start A Garden From Seeds

by Mark, in category Gardening

Walk into any nursery or garden center and you will see loads of gorgeous plants. It’s hard for any plant lover to resist walking away with a cartload of those beauties, but look a little deeper and you’ll find a more valuable treasure…seeds! Planting a garden from seeds allows you greater flexibility in terms of… Read More

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01/2101/21
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Seed Starting Success Tips

by Mark, in category Gardening

Starting seeds is not complicated. But it takes a basic level of skill to produce strong, healthy garden seedlings that will resist transplant shock and produce an abundant crop. Follow these tips to help ensure a robust start to your garden.

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