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Should I Put Rocks in the Bottom of My Raised Garden Bed?

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QUESTION: Should I put rocks in the bottom of my raised garden bed? My neighbor told me that it's good for drainage. - Lauren O.  ANSWER: This information from your neighbor is not accurate, unfortunately. You should avoid putting rocks or gravel at the bottom of your … [Read more...]

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Is Four Hours Enough Sun for Tomatoes?

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QUESTION: Is four hours enough sun for tomatoes? I have a good spot to put a garden, but it's unfortunately in a spot that doesn't get that much sun. - Tammy C.  ANSWER: Unfortunately, four hours of sunlight is not enough to give tomato plants the energy that they need to … [Read more...]

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8 Pumpkin Growing Mistakes to Avoid

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by Jennifer Poindexter Are you considering growing your own pumpkin patch? Sounds like a fun idea, right? Pumpkins are great for baking, pureeing, and for decorating, too. Though growing pumpkins can be a fun experience, it’s important you avoid a few mistakes. Learning the … [Read more...]

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9 Sweet Potato Growing Mistakes to Avoid

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by Jennifer Poindexter Are you considering growing sweet potatoes in your garden? It’s important to do your research prior to growing this crop. You should understand all the things you must do to find success with this vegetable. And importantly, it’s also vital to avoid the … [Read more...]

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How to Grow Anaheim Peppers (Capsicum annuum longum ‘Anaheim’)

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By Matt Gibson & Erin Marissa Russell With a heat level which is on par with a mild jalapeno, the Anaheim pepper ranges between 500-2,500 Scoville Heat Units, and is considered relatively mild amongst hot peppers. Anaheim peppers did get its name from the City in … [Read more...]

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