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Crop Rotation

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peas carrots and potatoes as examples for garden crop rotation

What do you think of when you hear the words, “Crop Rotation?” No, it’s not spinning your corn in circles to increase yields. It’s not some arcane wizardry of the fields. Crop rotation is a method of improving your soil, increasing your crops’ resistance to pests and increasing … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Garden Design, Growing Vegetables, Organic Gardening, Soil & Composting

3 Basic Steps to Shrub Identification

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Shrub Leaves While it’s often easiest to identify a shrub when it is in flower or bearing fruit, that’s only the case for part of the year. A more reliable identifying characteristic is the shrub’s leaves. Leaves are either simple or compound. Simple leaves are not divided in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Trees & Shrubs Tagged With: bushes, plant identification, shrubs

How to Use Mulch in Your Garden

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Mulch solves so many problems it ranks pretty high on a gardener’s list of best friends. Mulch controls weeds, keeps soil moist, and prevents erosion and runoff. Organic mulches enrich the soil when they decompose, adding nutrients and improving soil structure. A blanket of mulch … [Read more...]

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Gardening Tips for Hydrangea Care

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Gardening Tips for Hydrangea Care

Hydrangea Growing Conditions Hydrangeas come in several varieties, with different colors of blooms and different cold hardiness levels. These beautiful shrubs like rich, moist soil. They should be in well-drained locations where water will not puddle. They do best in shade … [Read more...]

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How To Make an Accessible Garden

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My sister loves to garden. She loves to spend her summer hours getting down in the dirt--planting, weeding, and watering. She has a large organic vegetable garden and a circular perennial garden with paths, a labyrinth of sorts. She has filled very nook and cranny of her property … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Garden Design, Growing Flowers, Growing Vegetables, Raised Beds Tagged With: accessible gardening, enabling garden, garden path, raised beds, theraputic garden

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