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10 Seed Starting Tips for a Successful Garden

Written By Chelsea Hafer Embarking on the journey of starting your own seeds is an exciting step toward cultivating a flourishing garden. While the prospect may seem daunting for new gardeners, the joy that comes with watching seeds transform into...

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Brassica Brilliance - A Diverse Family of Nutrient-Rich Vegetables

Written By Lara Wadsworth Brassicas are a group of plants belonging to the Brassicaceae family, also known as the cruciferous or mustard family. These plants are valued for their edible leaves, stems, flowers, and roots. Common Brassica vegetables include broccoli,...

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TrueLeafMarket.com: Price Decreases & Website Improvements

Updates:  July 2024 Another update on price decreases. We have been working hard to continue to find ways to lower prices in response to improving supply conditions. We are thrilled to announce that we have completed our full product review...

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Sprout For Health 2024 Indoor Growing Challenge - Feast Together

We are coming to the end of our Sprout for Health 2024 Indoor Growing Challenge. We hope you have enjoyed learning about a few of the many ways plants can help improve your health and well-being. While we love enjoying...

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Spring Gardening Checklist

The days are getting longer and it is time to start your gardens! But wait…I still have snow outside. Is it really time to start gardening? Yes! A full spring garden starts by planning ahead and starting seeds indoors. If...

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How To Start Seeds Indoors

Updated Dec 27, 2022 Whether you are just starting some herbs to keep indoors or getting ready to plant your seasonal garden, there are a few important steps to follow when you are starting your seeds indoors. This article will...

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Sprout for Health 2024 Indoor Growing Challenge - Tiny but Mighty

Ready for another week of growing? We sure are! Week 3 of the Sprout For Health 2024 Indoor Growing Challenge is all about microgreens. They may be tiny, but they sure are mighty! While the exact nutrient power can vary...

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Crack the Code: End Rapid Soil Drying

Written By Lara Wadsworth Being watered is the most consistent input plants need from us. Unless they are outdoors in a rainforest, chances are they need to be watered. But why do they dry out so fast? This never-ending cycle...

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Planning Your Spring Cover Crops

Published 11 August 2022 When to Grow A Spring Cover Crop Cover crops are the perfect way to prepare your garden for a plentiful fall harvest if you are skipping the early spring vegetables this year. Instead of letting the...

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Sprout for Health 2024 Indoor Growing Challenge - Break Out and Sprout

Join the challenge today! This week's focus of our Sprout for Health 2024 Indoor Growing Challenge is to Break Out and Sprout. Sprouting is perhaps the most strenuous and difficult part of the development journey. As a sprout emerges from...

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Easy Guide to Pruning

Written By Lara Wadsworth Almost every yard in America has some kind of woody perennial in its landscape. Woody perennials do well with being pruned periodically. But, with so many different shrubs, ornamental trees, and more, it can be daunting...

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Rooted in Nature: Visiting Japan's Gardens, Universities, and Farms

A few weeks ago I was able to travel to Japan and explore some of the methods used, plants, and produce growth throughout Japan. My travels took me to manicured gardens, production farms, and one of the most well-known Japanese...

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Turning Over a ‘New Leaf’ At Kitazawa Seed Company

Update January 1, 2024 Thank you for your continued support of Kitazawa Seed. As we have previously updated, KitazawaSeed.com will be redirected to its own landing page on True Leaf Market's website before the end of this year. The Kitazawa Seed brand is over...

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Sprout for Health 2024 Indoor Growing Challenge

We are starting a new year full of opportunities for growth and connection. While many people are setting goals and New Year’s Resolutions to lose this or that, we wanted to challenge you to add more to your 2024. More...

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Guide to Growing Flowers - Let's Get Blooming!

The presents have been opened, the boxes broken down, and now it is time to start thinking about the garden. What will you grow? When should you start planting? These are all questions that should be addressed well ahead of...

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Sprouts vs Microgreen Seeds

Published 28 November 2022 Are Sprouting and Microgreen Seeds the Same? Many people wonder, are sprouting and microgreen seeds the same? They are. In fact, the seed for any particular variety is the same whether it is specified for gardens,...

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Triticale: The Wonder Grain

Written By Lara Wadsworth Triticale, what I have dubbed as ‘The Wonder Grain’, is a grain developed in the late 1800s in Scotland by crossing wheat and rye. This unique and valuable grain has many uses, including as a cover...

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Strategies For Extending Your Growing Season

Published 27 March 2023 When Can I Start A Garden? Is it too late to start a garden? Too early? Is there an ideal time to start? It may seem like planting right after your last frost date in the...

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Stimulating Roots with Mycorrhizae

Written By Lara Wadsworth The word mycorrhizae literally means “fungus root.” It is the word that describes the symbiotic relationship between fungus and plant roots. This unique occurrence is most prevalent in healthy, well-established soil, such as in forests and...

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Garden Your Mind

Written By Lara Wadsworth What do you do when you can’t garden? For many of us, gardening is a stress reliever, a hobby, and a friend that we get to enjoy almost every day. But, there are inevitably down days...

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