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With summer winding down, it’s easy to think gardening season is coming to an end. But don’t put your tools away just yet! There’s still time to plant fast-growing vegetables that will give you delicious fall harvests before the first frost hits. Whether you’ve got empty garden beds or simply want to maximize your growing …

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Tomatoes are the crown jewel of any garden, prized for their flavor, versatility, and health benefits. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, unlocking the secrets to a bountiful tomato harvest can transform your gardening experience. Here are 18 practical tips to help you grow the best tomatoes, improve yield, and fully enjoy the …

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There are several health benefits of asparagus, and you should try to add this spear-like plant food to your dinner plate whenever you can. This tasty vegetable will: Help keep your immune system healthy. Lower your cholesterol Help prevent diabetes, cancer, and heart disease And more… Okay, so maybe you don’t care much for asparagus …

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Starting your own garden is an exciting adventure, but not all vegetables are created equal when it comes to ease of growth and the rewards they offer. Some vegetables require intensive care, have lengthy growing seasons, or yield a harvest that might make you wish you’d used the space more wisely (was that worth saving …

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Tomatoes are the quintessential garden crop, celebrated for their vibrant flavors and versatility in the kitchen. Whether you’re preparing a fresh salad, whipping up salsa, or canning sauces, the right tomato variety can make all the difference. Below, we’ve compiled 15 of the best-tasting tomatoes for gardens and kitchens. From classic heirlooms to sweet cherry …

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Zucchini is one of the most rewarding vegetables to grow in your garden. Its rapid growth can lead to a bountiful harvest in no time. However, knowing exactly when to pluck these green beauties is key to enjoying their best taste and texture. Harvesting too early or too late can result in squash that’s bitter, …

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Imagine sinking your teeth into a tomato bursting with balanced sweetness, vivid acidity, and that unmistakable, sun‑ripened aroma. If you’ve ever grown tomatoes in your garden, it’s a flavor you likely know. Yet, some years might be better than others.  What’s the secret to the flavorful years? It’s not just necessarily the variety—it’s how you …

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Nasturtiums are beautiful plants with a lot of benefits! Not only are they edible, but they are great for companion planting as a trap crop and are great sources of pollen for pollinators to visit. As with any plant, it can be confusing knowing their specific needs and care. So, here is how to grow …

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Have you ever gone to pick your tomatoes, only to find out your neighborhood squirrels cleaned you out? You are not alone, and today we’ll look at what you can do to keep squirrels away from tomato plants. This is a common problem many gardeners face, but the good news is there are many possible …

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I love Parsley! This biennial cut-and-come-again herb deters insect pests with its scent and attracts beneficial insects with its flowers. Good companion plants for parsley share similar growing requirements and either benefit from or offer benefits to parsley. Parsley adds a bright flavor to a wide range of dishes and makes an excellent companion plant …

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