Gardenerd Tip of the Week
Summary: The Gardenerd Tip of the Week is your one-stop shop for organic gardening tips and tidbits. Seasonal, organic, and fun advice for your urban farm, homestead and garden. We cover Sustainable living, vegetable gardening and more. Celebrate your passion for gardening with a sense of humor.
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The Gardenerd.com Tip of the Week for January 20, 2012
The Gardenerd.com Tip of the Week for January 13, 2012
The Gardenerd.com Tip of the Week for January 6, 2012
Double digging is the process of conditioning the soil to a depth of 24 inches. This week's Tip Of The Week will show you why double digging is so effective.
‘Tis the season for delightful surprises when opening the mailbox. Holiday cards, gifts and of course, seed catalogs. This week's tip will highlight some of Gardenerd's favorite selections.
If money is tight and you don’t want to invest in a fancy rain barrel that costs upwards of $150, just use what you have.
In searching for recipes that claim that even beet haters will like them, I found a few gems to try.
Begin your holiday season with a ritual of planting something now for the spring that is to come. Bulbs will bring you color and cheer before most plants recover from winter.
Forget the turkey; it's all about the sides. This week's tip of the week showcases some of our favorite ways to prepare fall veggies for Thanksgiving!
The Asian citrus psyllid has been making its way across the country over the last 8 years or so and has found its way to California.
While many would argue that pumpkin’s orange flesh is the best part, good for making pureed soups, pies, muffins, breads and more, I would argue that the best part is most often thrown away.
If you are looking for something a little different for your fall garden this year, step away from hybrids and the same-old, same-old varieties that nurseries have to offer.
Winter squashes take the stage, literally, as giant pumpkins weigh in across the country. Celebrate the great pumpkin with this Week's Tip Of The Week.
The founders of Baker Creek, Jere and Emilee Gettle, have published a book – The Heirloom Life Gardener - that not only tells the story of Baker Creek from its humble yet eager beginnings, it shares growing and harvesting tips for heirlooms from A-Z.
Rain has arrived here in Los Angeles and in the process of battening down the hatches, we discovered several new apps that you may find useful!
