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Prepare your Garden for Summer Heat Waves

admin / July 9, 2024

Think About Resilience From the Outset If you have not yet established your vegetable plot, I recommend thinking about resilience […]

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What’s in your garden?

admin / July 23, 2021

Over the winter I watched squirrels burry peanuts in our butterfly garden, never thinking they would sprout. Surprisingly enough, as […]

Community, Edible Landscaping, From the Office, Garden, Monarch Butterflies, The Garden

Apples, aphids, and ladybugs

admin / May 28, 2021

The sun is shining, the birds are building, and the foliage is blooming.We have the first buds starting on the […]

Edible Landscaping, From the Office, Garden, gardening, Raised Bed Gardens, Re-purposing, Recycling, The Garden, Water Conservation

Self Watering Raised Bed Gardens

admin / June 5, 2014

In an effort to reduce water usage out of doors, but still be able to garden, one option is a […]

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More Space Saving Ideas

admin / March 5, 2014

Here on the hill, gardening is challenging for many reasons. A short growing season, water restrictions and poor soil, micro […]

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More Benefits of Raised Bed Gardens

admin / March 5, 2014

We have already discussed some of the benefits of raised bed gardening, but today I would like to add a […]

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Raised Bed & Container Gardens

admin / February 14, 2014

Gardening is a very popular and rewarding past time and is alive and well here on the hill. We have […]

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