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Winter Is Coming for Your Garden Hoses (Here's How to Not Ruin Them)
Winterizing your garden irrigation before the first freeze saves you hundreds in replacements. Here's exactly what to do before cold sets in.
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Your Raised Bed Needs a Trellis Before Winter (Here's What to Build This Weekend)
A simple DIY trellis system transforms your raised bed for fall and winter crops. Here's what to build, how tall to go, and which crops will thank you.
September Is the Cruelest Month to Skip (Plant These Vegetables Now or Wait Until Spring)
September is your last real window for a fall harvest. Here are the vegetables worth planting now and exactly how to get them in the ground fast.
Cut-and-Come-Again Crops Let You Harvest the Same Bed Three Times Over
Some vegetables regrow after cutting so you harvest them all season long. Here's which ones to grow and exactly how to cut them right.
Fall Garlic Planting Is the One Thing Most Vegetable Gardeners Skip (And Regret Every June)
Plant garlic this fall and harvest huge bulbs next summer. Here's exactly how to do it in raised beds and containers with almost no effort.
Succession Planting Is the Reason Some Gardeners Never Run Out of Food
Learn how to stagger plantings every two weeks so your raised bed keeps producing fresh vegetables from spring through first frost.
Kale Is Tougher Than You Think (Here's How to Make It Prove It)
Kale grows easily in small gardens when you know the right timing, spacing, and harvest tricks. Here's how to get more from every plant.
August Is Actually the Best Month to Start a Fall Raised Bed
August is the ideal time to set up a new raised bed for fall crops. Here's how to build, fill, and plant one before the season slips away.
Fennel Wants to Be Left Alone (That's Exactly Why You Should Grow It)
Fennel is low-maintenance, productive, and wildly underused in home gardens. Here's how to grow it in small spaces for both bulbs and fronds.