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Sep 04, 2020
Why is my cauliflower Head fanning out in long stems?
Why have my cauliflower not firmed a head but each small head is growing at different rates and now are various lengths rather than a condensed head shape.
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Apr 16, 2020
Too many Romain Lettuce seeds sprouted
I planted too many seeds in holes, and it looks like they all sprouted. What should I do?
Mar 28, 2020
epsom salts for plants
I manage a small foodbank garden in Central Tx., about 500 square feet. Help is rare and there are usually only 2 of us working the garden, to save time
Mar 07, 2020
No dig gardens; how to grow vegetables by gardening without digging or tilling
Gardening is sublime, especially growing your own vegetables in no dig gardens. Gardening without digging or tilling is organic, low maintenance and deeply satisfying.
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Mar 07, 2020
Organic Weed Control. How to Naturally Kill Weeds with Homemade Weed Killer
How to kill and control garden weeds with homemade weed killer and other organic natural weed control methods.
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Aug 14, 2019
Growing Winter Cabbage
Hya Can you advise on growing Cabbage at Winter time that actually grow and can be used, I dont want to use Spring Cabbage as they take that long and
Jun 21, 2019
Orange Spheres appeared in raised garden
I'm trying to identify these small orange spheres that appear in the morning in my raised garden in Las Vegas. They appear under the drip system. When
Apr 07, 2019
Repel Deer. How to control and stop deer with repellants
Keep those deer away from your plants. Repel deer with these strategies.
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Apr 05, 2019
List of Garden Pests. Common Vegetable Garden Pest list A-Z
A list from A-Z of common garden pests. Check these out if you have one or more of these vegetable garden pests.
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Mar 29, 2019
Lodging a cover crop
I have a large client that I’m trying to improve and I planted a mix to cover crop last summer consisting of winter wheat winter rye turnips Dicon radish
Mar 24, 2019
Real “ No Dig “ garden
Years ago when I lived in the city I lived for awhile next to an old lady who years earlier would plant huge gardens over her whole property. Now in her
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