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    Growing Food

    Propagating Rosemary Cuttings

    Rosemary is one of my favorite perennial herbs to have around the garden. The plants are prolific and look beautiful all year. Learn how to take cuttings from existing rosemary…

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    Growing Food

    How to Harvest Asparagus Seeds

    One of the greatest surprises in our little asparagus patch was realizing we had a female plant. Some aren’t big fans of female asparagus plants because they generally don’t produce…

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  • pink zinnias in a front yard
    Growing for Nature

    How to Grow Zinnia Flowers

    Zinnia flowers were one of the first things I ever grew from seed. My mom recommended them to me as a beginner because they are so easy. And she was…

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  • pink creeping phlox
    Growing for Nature

    Why I Love Growing Creeping Phlox

    If you’re looking for a vibrant, low-maintenance way to cover bare spots in your garden and support pollinators, then creeping phlox might just be your new favorite plant! I know…

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  • lettuce growing in a raised bed
    Growing Food

    How to Grow Lettuce

    If you’re getting started with gardening because you want to grow your own food, lettuce is a great option! Gardening is all about building your confidence as you go, and…

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  • sage by a pond
    Growing Food

    Why I Love Growing Sage

    One of my favorite perennials to grow in the garden is sage. I love the low-growing, mounding types that can spread slowly and fill in areas between other plants. These…

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  • Raspberry proapgation
    Growing Food

    How to Propagate Raspberries

    Raspberries are one of my favorite fruits, and they can be pretty pricey to buy. Luckily they are some of the easiest fruits to grow! Unlike blueberries, the plants don’t…

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  • hand holding seed potato
    Growing Food

    How to Grow Potatoes

    Today we’re talking all about how to grow potatoes! Potatoes aren’t the most expensive thing to buy at the store, but they are cost-effective and can produce high yields. A…

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  • plants by a pond
    Growing for Nature

    Plants I Love for Beneficial Insects

    I’m not anti-pesticides—they certainly have their place in gardening. But I try my best not to use them. Instead, I try to companion plant my food crops with plants and…

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  • basil growing in a greenstalk
    Growing Food

    How to Propagate Basil

    Today we’re talking about how to propagate basil from stem cuttings. It’s a super easy thing to do if you want to enjoy fresh basil for your whole growing season….

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  • planting a plum tree
    Growing Food

    Planting Our Mini Backyard Orchard

    Today we’re talking through planting our mini orchard in our backyard. One of the things I always hear from people who are looking to expand their gardens and increase their…

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  • arugula plants
    Growing Food

    How to Save Arugula Seeds

    Arugula is one of those plants that is so easy to save seeds from in the spring. Not only because one plant produces a ton of seed pods, but because…

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