Pollinator Gardens
Jun
5

Pollinator Gardens

The human race simply cannot survive without pollination. Roughly 80% of the world’s major food crops either require or benefit from animal and insect pollination. Pollen can be carried by the wind, water, animals, or insects. Insect pollination takes place by more than just bees. Butterflies, wasps, moths, hummingbirds, ants, beetles, and flies all help out as well.

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Garden Composting
Mar
26

Garden Composting

There are 10 basic steps to home composting and everyone can do it. Rather than put waste into landfills, turn your backyard into a veritable black gold machine

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Making Seed Bombs
Mar
14

Making Seed Bombs

Seed bombs have a long history of use, from Native Americans to modern day aerial reforestation. Learn about their use in different parts of the world as well as across the United States

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Seed Starting
Mar
11

Seed Starting

Gardeners have a hard time waiting for the growing season to begin. One way to get a jump start is to start seeds indoors before the season actually begins.

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Winter Sowing
Feb
29

Winter Sowing

Does the thought of starting seeds indoors seem intimidating with the lights, trays, and threat of disease? Then skip that process and go to something much simpler: winter sowing.

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