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These garden markers are so much more durable than seed packets and they're downright adorable!

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recycle your old rake

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While you can buy pepper plants, you will have a much better choice of varieties and save money if you start your own plants from seed. You want to put your peppers into the garden once all danger of frost is past in the Spring. The seedlings need 8 to 10 weeks to grow large enough to transplant, so work backwards from your last frost date to see when to start your seeds. For example, in my garden we hardly ever get a frost after tax day, April 15. So, I start my peppers around the first of February. It’s a welcome garden chore when the weather is cold and the snow is blowing.

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Create a watering can for your sustainable garden by upcycling an empty milk jug!

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Paint a crate, line it with landscape fabric, et voila. I'm suddenly way less depressed about my container garden.

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