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Native pollinators are losing habitat and food sources as more and more land is being developed for commercial use. Luckily, you can take action in your own backyard by designating a portion [...]Read now
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The Beginners Guide to Spring Gardening
It’s time to start creating a plan for your spring garden. As the snow melts away, it’s always fun to think about how you can improve your garden this year or create one for the [...]Read now -
Tomato Seed Buying 101
Congratulations on your decision to take your health into your own hands and put out a garden this year! Tomatoes are an excellent choice, and you know full well that store-bought tomatoes are nothing compared to [...]Read now -
Author Brie Arthur Is Leading The National Suburban Foodscape Movement
Read nowPhoto by Stella de Smit on Unsplash “Once Upon A Time, veggie gardens lived in the backyard, isolated from the rest of the landscape,” begins a synopsis of Brie Arthur’s book, The Foodscape Revolution: Finding A Better Way To Make Space For Food And Beauty In Your Garden. “That’s so yesterday!,” the publisher continues, “Welcome to a whole […]
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British “Marvellous Grower And Writer” Joy Larkcom Tells Us All About Potagers
Read nowPhoto by Arnaldo Aldana on Unsplash In her book, Creative Vegetable Gardening, British author Joy Larkcom, described in the local press as a “marvellous grower and writer, and so inspirational,” tells us how to design and grow our own creative vegetable garden or “potager,” no matter what size space or site conditions we have to work with. She […]
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Foodscaping: Practical And Innovative Ways To Create An Edible Landscape
Read nowWell-known veteran Vermont gardener Charlie Nardozzi brings more than 20 years of gardening experience to the table, which he shares “with all home gardeners through radio, television, talks, online and the printed page.”
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Sustainable Farmer Joel Salatin Says Planting Garden Should Cure “Loneliness”
Read nowPhoto by Benjamin Combs on Unsplash Internationally-known, Virginia sustainable farmer Joel Salatin recently talked about a Wall Street Journal study concerning an increase in American “loneliness” on his blog site, Musings of a Lunatic Farmer. After fully analyzing the article, Salatin thinks the logical cure for this increase in loneliness would be for everyone “to plant a garden".
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Our Popular Annual Moon Sign Book Based On Steiner’s Biodynamic Principles
Read nowPhoto by Alexander Andrews on Unsplash Seeds ‘n Such founder and owner J. Wayne Hilton describes our ever-popular Moon Sign Book as, “The only almanac you’ll need this spring!” He notes that the almanac was “first released over 100 years ago, and the new 2020 edition features complete updated tables and instructions on planting and harvesting. Customers buy […]
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Long-Time Successful Furniture-Crafter Fulfills Dream To Farm Healthy Food
Read nowPhoto by Dani California on Unsplash Marty Travis had completed a highly successful career of crafting reproduction Shaker furniture for clients around the world for more than 35 years, when suddenly he realized that he had a dream to regenerate the family farm and grow sustainably healthy food. Like so many of us thinking about attempting to grow […]
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