Farming After 50
Rekindling the Spirit of Victory Gardens
During the war years, particularly in World War II, London and many other cities across the UK and the US witnessed a remarkable movement: the rise of victory gardens. These
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Join Lane and Jules Morris of Sweet BombDiggity Farms on this exciting #FarmingAfter50 journey, where innovation meets the green pastures, and creativity grows alongside the crops. We’re eager to learn, share our experiences and your stories, and collaborate with all of you, as we sow the seeds of success together.
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Cabbage in your fall garden: 5 facts & more
How about 5 fun facts about cabbage and why we are HEAD (see what I did there?) over heels in love with it our fall garden. EXTRA! Knowing When to
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Ranunculus, Fall Bulbs, Planting Tips & Ordering
Happy #SaturdaySeeds — our feature farm today is @thefarmhouseflowerfarm — give them a follow on Instagram or check out their website I couldn’t be more thrilled to share my latest
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Fall Garden Watering Tips
Hi grower friends. Fall is here as the seasons change so do your garden’s needs. Here are a few fall garden watering tips on setting an appropriate watering schedule for fall.
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Seed Saving: The Money Saving Garden Hack that Keeps on Giving
🌼🌸 Seed Saving Hack! 🌸🌼 Why buy seeds every year when you can easily harvest and store your own from marigolds and zinnias? 🌱 Here’s a quick guide: 1️⃣ Pick
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The Poop on Cat or Dog 💩 in Your Compost
Let’s talk poop—specifically dog and cat poop in your compost! 💩🚫 When it comes to composting, it’s important to remember that not all poop is alike and suitable for your
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Transplanting Plants in the Wrong Season? Tips for Success
Today, I want to share some tried and true tips for successfully transplanting plants in the wrong season. Why? Well, I’ve got a special sedum that has been my green