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    • Food Crops & Edibles
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July 1, 20260

Healthy Plants, but No Tomatoes?

No fruit on your tomato plants is likely due to the weather. Tomatoes thrive in warm, sunny conditions, but temperature extremes can prevent otherwis

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June 29, 20260

What Does Being “Organic” Mean?

There are 2 perspectives, one from the consumer’s standpoint, and the other from those who label their products “organic” for use by growers grow

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May 27, 20260

Support Native Bees and Enjoy the Many Benefits

Pollinators are responsible for about 75% of the food we eat. The European honeybee is the most well-known but our native bees are also critically im

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May 21, 20260

Preventing Late Blight in Tomatoes & Potatoes

Vegetable gardeners need to be on the lookout for a highly infectious plant disease known as late blight. Late blight is a very serious fungal diseas

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April 24, 20260

How to Cook up a Lasagna Garden

If you are a seasoned gardener and really enjoy growing your vegetables but hate weeding there is a great gardening method for you! It is called

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April 21, 20260

Plant Labels Every Grower Should Know

There are several types of plant labels every backyard gardener and/or greenhouse grower should know. Stick Plant Labels These look like ic

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April 17, 20260

How One Indiana Grower Produced the State’s Biggest Pumpkin, Tipping the Scales at Over 1,300 Pounds

In LaOtto, Indiana, what started as a simple hobby between a father and son has grown into something extraordinary. In 2025, Jim Beal grew the

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April 7, 20260

Proper Mulching is One of the Best Things You Can do for Your Plants

Mulching is one of the best things you can do for your plants if done right, but too much or improperly installed mulch can be a real problem. Pro

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March 27, 20260

Vertical Gardens Can Grow a Lot in a Small Space

A vertical gardens allows you to grow a large number of plants in a small amount of space. Having only a small amount of growing space doesn't hav

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March 24, 20260

Easy-To-Grow Bush Green Beans

Bush green beans are easy to grow and are perfect for people new to vegetable gardening. The bush green bean can be grown in almost any climate a

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