The 2025 giant pumpkin grow has concluded, and it’s time to summarize the insights I’ve gained before they fade from memory. Each year of growing giant pumpkins brings new lessons and presents unique challenges. No two years have the same weather, and no two seeds are alike. Additionally, I test new equipment, amendments, and products […]
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Gardening is a rewarding hobby, but it comes with its fair share of challenges, and one persistent nuisance for many gardeners is gophers. These small, burrowing rodents can wreak havoc on your vegetable patch, causing damage to roots and devouring your prized crops. However, fear not! With the right strategies and a bit of perseverance,
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What are Mycorrhizal Fungi? If I were to tell you that there was something that was the secret to many gardeners’ success, would you use it? In the hidden realms beneath our feet lies a network of fascinating organisms that quietly shape the environment around us. Among these unsung heroes are beneficial mycorrhizal fungi (M
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Welcome to our blog post on citrus trees! Citrus are not only beautiful additions to any garden or landscape, but they also offer a variety of benefits, including fresh and tangy fruits, fragrant blossoms, and vibrant green foliage. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a beginner, this blog aims to provide you with valuable
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Many people have a lemon tree or a similar citrus tree in their backyard. Maybe it is in the corner of the yard and is neglected until it needs pruning or harvesting. Or maybe it is a prominent evergreen tree taking center stage. Once a year, the fruit falls on the ground, and it becomes
In a world where synthetic pesticides and genetically modified organisms dominate agricultural practices, the allure of organic gardening shines brighter than ever. It’s a return to our roots, quite literally, where we work hand in hand with nature to cultivate vibrant, sustainable gardens. This isn’t just about what you grow; it’s a philosophy—a way of
A thriving vegetable garden is a testament to the love and care invested in cultivating fresh, nutritious produce. Using the right garden fertilizer is key to achieving a bountiful harvest. However, responsible gardeners should be mindful of the impact fertilizers can have on the environment and pets. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the
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Learn about common garden mistakes and how to avoid them in this blog. Gardening is a rewarding and therapeutic endeavor, but even the most seasoned gardeners can make mistakes that impact the health and vibrancy of their plants. In this guide, we’ll explore ten common gardening mistakes to avoid, ensuring your garden thrives and becomes
Your garden needs you now. A little bit of work now will pay dividends. As the winter chill begins to wane and signs of spring emerge, avid gardeners eagerly prepare for the burst of life that March brings to their outdoor sanctuaries. March marks a crucial transitional period in the gardening calendar, where the garden
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Whether you’re shopping for a seasoned horticulturist or someone just starting to cultivate their green oasis, garden gifts are a delightful way to celebrate the beauty of nature and enhance the gardening experience. From practical tools to whimsical decor, here’s a curated selection of thoughtful and inspiring gifts that will surely delight any gardening enthusiast.
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