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  • How to Garden a Dwarf Pomegranate Tree

    Dwarf pomegranate (Punica granatum) is a small tree (2 feet high) that bears bright orange and reddish trumpet-shaped flowers. The dwarf species, which has dark green leaves, is native to the...

  • How to Prepare Raised Beds for the Fall

    There are as many reasons to use raised beds as there are ways to create them. Vegetables and ornamentals alike get more air circulation in raised beds, and tend to make more efficient use of...

  • How to Care for Heather Plants

    Heather is a robust, colorful perennial shrub that is native in cold, damp climates and can grow well in rocky, acidic soil with little to no fertilizer. Heather foliage comes in a wide range of...

  • How to To do Fall cleanup…Preparing Your Yard for Spring

    Now that the seasons are changing, there are many ways you can start preparing for a beautiful home and yard next spring. Many of us have started gardening in the past few years, and now our...

  • How to Trim a Forsythia Bush

    Forsythia bushes have beautiful yellow spring foliage. They are easy to grow individually or as hedges. They thrive even under the harshest conditions and will reward you each year with plentiful...

  • How to Grow Garlic at Home Organically

    The sweetest, mildest garlic available to you comes from your own backyard. Garlic has been a staple of diets since the beginning of time because it makes every dish taste better. Imagine...

  • Taking Care of Outside Plants for Winter

    Many home gardeners make a great effort to tend to their lawn and gardens during the more temperate months of the year. Come winter, however, it is all too easy to slack off. By taking some late...

  • How to Get Your Lawn Ready for Fall & Winter

    A little bit of maintenance in the fall goes a long way toward making your lawn look GREAT in the spring and summer, and will also winterize your grass. Spend some time outside on a beautiful...

  • How to Care for Mexican Heather in Winter

    Mexican heather is a lacy plant, also known as "artificial heather," with a fern-like texture and tiny white, purple, or pink flowers. The flowers continuously bloom in either partial shade or...

  • How to Prepare a Garden for the Winter so There is Less Work in the Fall

    As fall creeps up on us, the garden will slowly come to a rest for the winter. It will not be long before it is time to start getting it ready for spring again. How you prepare your garden in the...

  • How to Prepare a Garden for the Winter so There is Less Work in the Spring

    As fall creeps up on us, the garden will slowly come to a rest for the winter. It will not be long before it is time to start getting it ready for spring again. How you prepare your garden in the...

  • Information on Mountain Spring Tomato Plants

    Mountain Spring tomatoes are fast becoming a mainstay in the produce section of grocery stores. Grown first in North Carolina, these luscious, round, bright-red tomatoes are a hearty variety that...

  • How to Grow Romaine Lettuce from Seed

    Romaine lettuce seeds are fun and easy to grow. Romaine lettuce is a cool weather plant and can be started in early spring as soon as the soil can be worked. Romaine lettuce has a longer growing...

  • How to Prepare Your Garden for this Winter

    Getting your garden ready for Winter will make your garden easier to plant next spring. It will also be nearly pest free.

  • When Should You Start a Vegetable Garden?

    You can start a vegetable garden any time of the year, even if you live in an area with cold winters. If you are fortunate enough to live where the growing season is longer, then you have more...

  • How to Select Vegetables and Herbs With a Long Growing Season

    Although most gardens have been planted during the early spring, there are certain herbs and vegetables that produce throughout the summer and which can planted even during early summer and late...

  • How to Store Daffodil Bulbs

    Storing daffodil bulbs is best done by keeping them in the ground through the winter, or by storing them in bins or paper bags to keep them dry for the following spring. Store away daffodil bulbs...

  • How to Make Sure Your Lawn Mower Starts Next Spring

    To make sure a lawn mower will start in the spring, change the air filter, spark plugs, oil and gasoline before attempting to use it. Make sure the lawn mower starts in the spring with tips from a...

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Peas

    Inoculate pea seeds before planting them in a spring garden. Start planting peas in a garden with the tips in this free video on gardening and farming from a professional organic gardener.

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Rhubarb

    Rhubarb plants can thrive year-round in a spring garden given the right care and attention. Plant rhubarb for spring with the tips in this free video on gardening and farming from a professional...

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Potatoes

    When planting potatoes for a spring garden, start before the heat of the summer. Start growing potatoes with the tips in this free video on gardening and farming from a professional organic gardener.

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Transplanting Peas

    When transplanting peas for a spring garden, don't forget to add compost to the soil. Transplant peas to a spring garden with the tips in this free video on gardening and farming from a...

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Seeding Spinach

    When planting spinach for a spring garden, add mulch to increase chances of germination. Seed spinach for a garden with tips in this free video on gardening and farming from a professional organic...

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Seeding Beets & Radishes

    Beets and radishes can be planted very close together in a spring garden. Seed beets and radishes for a garden with tips in this free video on gardening and farming from a professional organic...

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Companion Cropping

    When planting a spring garden, use hardy plants such as leeks to shield more delicate plants from pests. Learn about companion cropping for a garden in this free video on gardening and farming...

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Planting Gladiola Bulbs

    Gladiola bulbs are perennial plants and should show within two weeks of planting in a spring garden. Find out how to plant gladiola bulbs in this free video on gardening and farming from a...

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Dividing Bulbs of Siberian Iris

    The Siberian iris should be divided and planted in the fault line of a spring garden. Plant Siberian iris bulbs with the tips in this free video on gardening and farming from a professional...

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Companion-Cropping Onions

    When transplanting onions to a spring garden, start with very small bulbs and pair the crop with companion plants. Learn how to companion crop onions in this free video on gardening and farming...

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Corn

    Corn will sprout sooner in a spring garden if it can be germinated in fertile soil. Plant corn for spring with the tips in this free video on gardening and farming from a professional organic...

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Early Start

    Use plant cuttings and start early to get a more robust garden in the spring. Get an early start on a spring garden with the tips in this free video on gardening and farming from a professional...

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Propagating Garlic Bulbs

    Plant garlic bulbs for a spring garden right before the first freeze. Add garlic to a garden with the tips in this free video on gardening and farming from a professional organic gardener.

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Transplanting Garlic

    Treat garden soil with hummus to have healthy garlic plants in the spring. Transplant garlic into a garden with the tips in this free video on gardening and farming from a professional organic...

  • Planting Spring Gardens: Lettuce

    Choose the shadiest part of a spring garden for a lettuce crop. Plant lettuce in a garden with the tips in this free video on gardening and farming from a professional organic gardener.

  • Spring Gardening: Nursing Baby Goats

    Nursing baby goats is not difficult; simply use a bottle to simulate an utter. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from an experienced farmer...

  • Spring Gardening: Tips on Bees

    Bees are vital to crops and farmers because they facilitate pollination and permaculture gardening. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from...

  • Spring Gardening: Sheet Mulching Fallow Beds

    Mulching fallow beds that have not been planted will enrich the soil and break it up in preparation for planting. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening...

  • Spring Gardening: Pruning Gold Raspberries

    Pruning gold raspberries requires special attention since they are a unique fruit tree and specialized for certain climates. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring...

  • Spring Gardening: Lime & Asparagus

    Both lime and asparagus require large amounts of compost or fertilizer to grow correctly and healthy. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips...

  • Spring Gardening: Manure

    Manure is a great form of fertilizer because it quickly breaks down compost and ground. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from an...

  • Spring Gardening Tips: Retaining Wall

    Retaining walls for crops hold the moisture, maximize root zone, and allow for growing more crops. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from...

  • Spring Gardening Tips: Cover Cropping

    Crop covering is a great way to repair damaged ground and prepare it for planting. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from an experienced...

  • Spring Gardening Tips: Compost Pile

    Starting a compost pile sounds intimidating, but it is actually very simple because nature wants to break down these components. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring...

  • Spring Gardening: Compost Aeration Tips

    Aerating a compost pile will speed up the decomposition process by adding more air to the process. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from...

  • Spring Gardening: Fence Repair Tips

    Fencing is very important to farms because it keeps the crops organized and labeled and it sets planting boundaries. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening...

  • Spring Gardening: Strawberries

    Strawberries are a good crop because they bloom throughout the year and give fruit. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from an experienced...

  • Spring Gardening Tasks

    Determining winter damage and deciding what needs to be done to prepare for next year's crops is the first step in farming. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring...

  • Spring Gardening: Clearing Plant Debris

    Many times winter damages some plants and when they are harvested, there is plant debris left behind. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips...

  • Spring Gardening: Pruning Fruit Trees

    Trimming and pruning fruit trees during spring gardening stimulates the tree and opens up space in the middle to grow. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening...

  • Spring Gardening: Sheet Mulch

    Putting down a sheet of mulch helps with fertilization and weed control in crops. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from an experienced...

  • How to Plant Bulbs

    Planting flower bulbs is very rewarding. For about an hour of work, you can have years of blooms every spring. It's best to plant in late fall if you have cold winters. If you don't get...

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