Your Guide to Saving Tomato Seeds
You've grown some amazing tomatoes this year! Why not save the seeds for years to come?
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A Garden Tour with Kristen Raney of Shifting Roots
We're so excited to be sharing a series of garden tours from some of our Incredible Seeds community members!
The next stop on our tour takes us to the Canadian Prairies. Kristin Raney, the inspiring blogger behind Shifting Roots, shares her love of beautifying backyards, small space and square foot gardening, mixing flowers and vegetables, and more. Kristen's garden is proof that you can grow a beautiful, abundant garden in a small space.
May this little walk through her garden inspire you on your own gardening journey!
How to Grow Incredible Tomatoes
When it comes to tomato diseases, disorders, and pests - an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! You will learn something new every year - our gardens are always sending us new challenges and opportunities for learning, right? If you feel overwhelmed by plant care, just remember to bring it back to basics - high quality seeds and plants, healthy rich soil, and organic practices.
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Guide to Succession Planting
Taking the time to succession plan now, while things are still slow, will help keep you on track when things get busy in May and June.
Succession planting is a fantastic and creative way to make the most out of your growing season and your garden space. Instead of planting once in late Spring and harvesting in late Summer, you can enjoy a steady, continuous harvest throughout the entire growing season!
Cold Hardy Perennials for Zone 4
Perennial edibles are so satisfying to grow. Every Spring you will have the pleasure of welcoming back old garden friends! These friends come back year after year to feed not only our eyes and hearts, but our families as well. With very little input compared to annual crops, edible perennials are an easy, minimalist way to increase your homegrown bounty. Isn’t Nature’s gift economy great?
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Growing Leeks & Onions From Seed
February is here and it's time to start those leeks and onions! Get your hands in the dirt!
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Our Guide To Season Extension
Frost dates don’t have to forecast the end of planting or harvesting.
With a rise in food and fuel prices and a shift towards eating more local, seasonal, and organic food, more gardeners are interested in learning how to grow more of their own food.
It is totally possible, even in places with cold, harsh winters, to harvest food in all four seasons!
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