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10 Great Pollinator Plants You Can Grow from Seed

Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea) - Perennial
Coneflowers are a magnet for bumblebees, honeybees, butterflies, moths, beetles, and flies. Planted in full sun, they’ll also provide seeds for birds. A true garden favorite for pollinator enthusiasts.
Milkweed (Asclepias species) - Perennial and Annual
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A Little Space, Big Opportunities: Kohlrabi and Leeks

By this time of year, most gardeners have meticulously planned (and perhaps re-planned a few times!) their vegetable gardens. Every square foot is designated for a beloved vegetable. But if you’re like me, you might find yourself with a small, unclaimed corner here or a long, narrow strip there—spac...

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Tomato Overload

By Gregorio

I have been trying to cut back on my tomato production. Last year I had 24 plants, this year only 12. I have discovered 6 is probably my magic number. Tomato #1 died early due to something eating it. Tomato #2-5 have become dog food. Yep, your heard me right. My dogs LOVE tomatoes, and this year I h...

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Seed Terminology: What Does It All Mean?

By Gregorio

With so many seeds to choose from, where do you even begin? The first step is understanding the terminology. Let’s break it down:

Heirloom

You’ve probably seen this term in articles, blog posts, and seed catalogs—but why is it important? Heirloom seeds are cherished by gardeners and growers alike. Thi...

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