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Saving Your Own Seeds

How to Harvest Seed It is essential to recognize that seed harvesting and saving procedures may vary among different types of plants. However, this guide will provide you with the basics to get started. To collect a plant's seed, you...

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Fall Cover Crop Planning

Cover Crops are a valuable tool for a home gardener to have. They protect soil from erosion, replenish nutrients between growing seasons, and improve soil health. If you want to learn the basics about cover crops and how they can...

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What is Organic Gardening?

Organic, sustainable, and natural are a few words that have been floating around for a while. But, what exactly do they mean when it comes to the home garden? There is a lot being said that we are hoping to...

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Where Do True Leaf Market's Seeds Come From?

Interview With Seth Peterson, TLM Seed Farmer Do you ever wonder where your seeds come from? At True Leaf Market, we look for reputable and responsible sources for our seeds. These seed farms range from thousands to just a few...

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Does True Leaf Market Test Their Seeds?

Interview With Katherine, TLM Seed Compliance Lead Did you know that True Leaf Market has a rigorous seed testing regimen to ensure that all seeds sold at True Leaf Market are of the utmost quality and standard? Recently we had...

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Jay Wagner - 2022 Scholarship Winner - The Diversity of Corn

The Diversity of Corn If there is one thing that bothers a Midwesterner the most, it is the assumption that all corn is the same. Corn as a crop is just as diverse as the people who grow it, in...

Miso Japanese Soybean Paste

What is Miso Japanese Soybean Paste?

What is Miso? Miso is a Japanese seasoning used in a variety of different foods. Usually you will see miso as a paste. It has also come to be known as a Japanese superfood recognized for its high nutrient value...

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Cover Crops Provide Natural Feed For Free Range Chickens

Why Are Chickens Good For Gardens? Chickens have been a natural source of organic fertilizer since their existence began. Chickens provide nitrogen-rich manure to naturally enrich your garden soil. In addition to providing fertilizer, free range chickens also lightly till...

We've Got You Covered: A Guide to Cover Crops

We've Got You Covered: A Guide to Cover Crops

We've Got You Covered: A Guide to Cover Crops Cover crops offer a wide range of benefits to your garden or farm including preventing winter erosion when under-planting for weed control amid growing crops and revitalizing your soil with leftover...

Migratory Monarch Butterflies Are Now Red Listed As An Endangered Species By IUCN

Migratory Monarch Butterflies Are Now Red Listed As An Endangered Species By IUCN

*If you were looking for the "Identify Your Tomato Plant Problem" article click here *10% of your purchase of the Save The Monarchs Seed Collection goes to Monarch Joint Venture, partnering to conserve the monarch butterfly migration What Are Monarch...

Fresh Grown Zucchini

What Can You Do With Zucchini?

It’s hard to talk about the home garden summer harvest without talking about zucchini. Zucchini is so plentiful, did you know August 8th is National Sneak Some Zucchini Onto Your Neighbor’s Porch Day? Isn’t that amazing! Zucchini has its own...

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What Is Burdock Root, What Can You Do With it?

Have you contemplated growing Burdock? Maybe you’ve already ventured down the path of growing your own herbs and this is a familiar one. Either way, Burdock can be a wonderful plant to have in your world! Burdock (Arctium lappa) has...

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Growing Fall Sunflowers

Yes! You absolutely can grow sunflowers late in the summer as long as you have enough days left in the season before the first fall frost comes. Sunflowers are known as a late summer bloom however, they play a big...

What Is Coco Coir?

What Is Coco Coir?

What Is Coco Coir? You may already know what Coco Coir is, but this article is for you if you don't. Coco Coir is an organic product from coconuts. It includes anything from the shell to the outside of the...

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Where Can You Plant Herbs?

Herbs have been an essential culinary ingredient for thousands of years. They are so versatile that virtually anyone can grow them, indoors or out, all year long. Have you discovered the joy of growing your own herbs at home? Some...

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Are Bananas Good For Compost and Garden Soil?

Before you throw away your banana peels, think about your garden. Did you know that banana peels are an excellent fertilizer as they are high in potassium, phosphorus, and calcium? They’ve also been found to have manganese, sodium, magnesium, and...

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How To Grow Carrots

Carrots are a delicious, sweet root vegetable. They are an excellent addition to any garden. Carrots are simple to grow, but can also be difficult if the right conditions are not met. Challenges to growing a good carrot include forking,...

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What Are Wicking Beds?

What Is A Wicking Bed? I was recently introduced to a new (to me) kind of garden: wicking beds. Maybe you’ve seen these before, or even have one or two in your garden. Similar to a self-watering pot, wicking beds...

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How To Grow A Vertical Garden

Have you ever tried gardening vertically? Any garden can benefit from having at least a few plants grow vertically for an easier harvest and variety in visual interest. A vertical garden is about training your plants to grow up rather...

Transplanting a seedling

When Are Seedlings Ready To Transplant?

You can start seeds indoors before you are ready to do your outdoor planting. It is most common to do this in the spring, before the last frost. But, you can also start your seeds indoors during the hot summer...

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