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| Tusha Yakovleva
Find out how to give your tomatoes a strong start in their outdoor life.
| Isabel Vinton
Mother's Day has long been associated with the gift of spring flower bouquets, but we also like to celebrate the promise of home-grown bouquets to come. Read on for which
| Isabel Vinton
Welcome May! Read on for tips for handling May's wide temperature variations, garden activities and seeds to start outdoors this month.
| Isabel Vinton
As with most worthwhile endeavors, planting seeds has the potential for heartbreak. Here are four indoor seed-starting diseases (and pests!) to watch out for, and what to do about them.
| Isabel Vinton
This Sunday marks the 48th annual EARTH DAY celebration. This year, make every day an earth day with these 6 ways to make your garden greener.
| Isabel Vinton
In most of the Northeast, it is April that marks the true beginning of spring. But beware! The transition from relative winter relaxation to the opportunity-laden spring months of April
| Isabel Vinton
Lettuce is one of the easier-to-grow garden vegetables, promising the full, green bounty of warmer months to come. But it can be hard to remember your Bibbs from your Butterheads,
| Isabel Vinton
Watch our video to learn how to pot up your tomato seedlings and buy extra time in the garden!
| Isabel Vinton
Cover crops are an essential part of good garden management - they’re not just for farmers! While commonly thought of for fall, spring covers can revitalize winter-weary soils to prepare