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10 Ways to Use Lavender

Written By Lara Wadsworth Lavender is a gorgeous woody perennial bush that is fragrant, delicious, and beautiful to look at. A lot of people will plant it in their yard and leave it at that. While this approach isn’t wrong,...

Pea cover crop field

What Are Cover Crops And Green Manures Used For?

Cover crops and green manures are plants grown because of their soil restoration properties to combat detrimental soil erosion, suppress weeds, and restore depleted soils. These plants can help deposit important nutrients into the soil to be used by other...

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Microgreens & Wheatgrass: Control the Moisture, Control the Mold

Updated July 5, 2023 Growing Microgreens and Wheatgrass can be some of the most rewarding small-scale gardening because your crop is done so quickly—and frankly, because it tastes so good! However, since growing Wheatgrass and Microgreens require a substantial amount...

chlorosis raspberry leaves

Why Are My Leaves Discolored?

Plants aren’t exactly the easiest things to care for. Just like a child can catch a cold or develop a cough for a number of reasons, plants are also susceptible to a number of problems. Some of the most common...

Basil Seeds

Sprouting and Microgreening with Mucilaginous Seeds

Some of you may have been sprouting and/or microgreening for some time and come across seeds that react different to water than other seeds. They get sticky and take longer to germ, making it disheartening if you haven’t dealt with...

Best Trays and Containers for Growing Microgreens

Best Trays and Containers for Growing Microgreens

Growing microgreens is a simple process, but what if you want to grow many vs. only a few? We have a container for both situations. And we offer plenty of options for those who want to use the same containers...

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How To Control Weeds With Organic Home Garden Methods

There are more ways to deal with pesky weeds than pulling out the conventional herbicide spray. Here are just a few tips to avoid synthetic products and control weeds using organic methods. Best Practice - Keep the Ground Covered The...

Bee on a purple flower

How To Attract Pollinators To Your Flower And Vegetable Gardens

What would we do without pollinators? These tiny creatures, the bees, hummingbirds, butterflies, mosquitos, etc. are critical to our ecosystem and way of life. Without pollinators, we wouldn’t have tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, or squash. So, how do we attract these...

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10 Edible Perennials for Cool Climates

Written By Lara Wadsworth When living in northern climates, we can often forget that vegetable growing and edible landscapes don’t have to be left to those with longer growing seasons than us. But, that couldn’t be more wrong. In pre-colonial...

harvesting beets

Summer Sowing for Fall Harvesting

If you have experienced lingering winter weather or just didn’t get your garden in earlier in the season, don’t worry. It isn’t too late for you to start growing. Below are several flowers, vegetables, and herbs perfect for summer sowing....

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Celebrating Father's Day

Father’s Day is upon us, and I find myself searching for answers to the same question year after year, “What do I get my Dad for Father’s Day?” You may find yourself in the same boat, but we are here...

lupine wildflower mountain meadow

10 Perennials for Cool Northern Climates

Written By Lara Wadsworth Just because you live “up north” doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice beauty! The perennials that thrive in zones 2-5 often have some of the best blooming seasons available due to the dormancy period they undergo...

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6 Methods for Preserving Fresh Cut Flowers

Written By Lara Wadsworth Whether a flower has a special meaning, or you want to make a flower bouquet that can last all winter, flower preservation can be a useful skill to extend the enjoyment of cut flowers. Use it...

Rusty garden tools on a table

How To Remove Rust From Metal Garden Tools

It happens. You may forget your shovel or hand trowel outside, and before you know it, the rain comes leaving your shovel covered in rust. Can this awful mistake be fixed? Absolutely! To remove rust from your garden tools, use...

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Drought Train Your Lawn

If you reside anywhere near the intermountain west, you have likely seen the same drought warnings or are aware of the great water problems across the country. While the amount of precipitation has varied over the years, there is something...

Chives (Allium)

Growing Herbs in Shade

With Summer on the horizon, I have started thinking about some of my favorite foods to enjoy during this warm season. One thing many of my favorites have in common is their amazing flavor, which can be attributed to freshly...

Echinacea

Water Wise Gardening

What is water-wise gardening? It is the practice of gardening with materials that can handle increasing temperatures and lower water requirements in response to the continuing strain on water availability. However, water-wise gardening is not the replacement of plants. Many...

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Cut Flower Gardens

What Makes A Good Cut Flower? There are many characteristics and traits of a flower that put it into the cut flower category. Among these are stem length, stem strength, bloom period, bloom sturdiness, fragrance, ability to preserve, and your...

water drop on leaf

Water Conservation - The Garden and Beyond

On average, each person uses about 80-100 gallons per day. Wow, that is a lot of water. Did that number surprise you? It surprised me. But then again, think of all the ways you use it. Drinking, cooking, washing hands,...

fresh green salad

Summer Salad Tips - Healthy, Tasty, and Colorful

Salads have been a significant component of cuisine around the world for centuries. But why has it stuck around? I can’t tell you how many people I know who hate salads. They complain that they are bland with next to...

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