Vegetable Gardening

Hip, Hop, Hurray! Grow Hops for Homemade Beer

Homebrewed beer made of homegrown hops takes the craft beer movement to the next level. As you take that first…
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Feed Tomato and Pepper Plants Now

By now you’ve planted your organic tomatoes and peppers! These homegrown veggies should be starting to flower — which means…

Nothing tastes better than Produce you Grow at Home!

Forget farm-to-table. Back-yard-to-table is the next big thing. While it’s easy to buy strawberries at the grocery store anytime of…

Guide to Growing Organic Tomatoes

If there’s one vegetable that needs to be in your organic garden, it’s tomatoes! Juicy, red tomatoes are the taste…
Container gardening

Grow Fresh Herbs at Your Fingertips

Forget dried, stale or store-bought herbs. There’s a cheaper, closer and fresher alternative. Plant an herb container garden near your…

How to Plant an Organic Vegetable Garden

Want to always have fresh veggies on hand, taste juicy tomatoes and save $600 annually on grocery bills? We thought…
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The Secret to Growing Bigger Plants, Faster

Drum roll please! The start of planting season is here! After long weeks spent pouring over seed catalogs and admiring Pinterest…
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Wait! Before You Plant This Year, Test the Soil!

Healthy Soil is the Secret to a Great Garden Want to grow bigger tomatoes, taller sunflowers and all-around healthier plants…
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Make Landscapes Not Landfills with Compost

Why Compost: Turn Food Scraps Into Garden Gold Stop! Don’t throw out those leftover vegetables and coffee grinds. Mixing these…
Early Spring Pruning Espoma

Spruce up to Jumpstart the Gardening Season

Even though we still need cozy scarves and burly winter coats, we won’t for much longer. Our favorite time of…
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Start Seeds Indoors in 10 Easy Steps:

Planting seeds inside is the first step toward Spring! Starting now means you’ll be planting seedlings outside in just 4…
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