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July 22, 20250

How to Grow Figs in a Cold Climate

Figs have a long history, tracing back to 5000 BC and are mentioned many times in the Bible and historical documents. The Fig originated in the M

July 21, 20250

Sowbugs and pillbugs are not insects but are classified as isopods or crustaceans, closely related to crayfish and crabs, and are distributed worldwi

July 20, 20250

"Air management" is probably the single, most significant aspect of orchid culture, but a subject that is usually never directly addressed in discuss

July 19, 20250

Big, bold and beautiful, dazzling tulips are sure to brighten your gardens and neighborhood. Include a few or all ten to create a colorful display th

July 10, 20250

Brought to you by ARBICO Organics With this creature, it would be easy to say, “it’s so weird” or “It’s creepy looking”, but really it’s none

July 7, 20250

Plant boosters are slightly different from fertilizers. While most fertilizers contain nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, many garden

April 19, 20240

Are you worried about pests in your garden? Are you even more worried about constantly needing to spray harsh pesticides on your plants to contro

September 16, 20210

Most people clean in the spring, but I prefer fall cleaning in the greenhouse. Growing is in full swing during spring, and I do not have time to stop

September 9, 20210

Brought to you by ARBICO Organics This intimidating-looking insect is the Jerusalem Cricket (Stenopelmatus spp), and it is in no way as fearso

August 25, 20210

Jan Young at Living Towers Farm is putting a new twist on organic gardening by utilizing Aeroponic technology in a 2,000 square foot, full produc