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Hydroponics

Prepare the Garden for Winter

Tidying Up The first thing I do when putting the garden to bed for winter (usually just before Halloween) is to walk through...
Gardening

In Praise of Inexpensive DIY Outdoor Holiday Decorations

It happens to the best of us. One year, you put up a wreath, maybe surround the front door with twinkly lights. But then,...
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A Fabulous Fall in Carla’s Garden, Part 1

Happy Friday GPODers! We’ve been following her garden progress and evolution through much of the...
Gardening

How to Grow and Care for Crassula ‘Gollum’ (E.T. Fingers)

For light infestations, dip a cotton swab in rubbing alcohol and touch it directly to each mealybug. The alcohol kills them on contact. In the...

Market Garden: How to Get Started with Cut Flowers

Cut flowers can be a lucrative product for young farmers, existing produce farms looking to expand their operations, greenhouses extending their offerings after spring...
Hydroponics

University of Nebraska Hydroponics – GROZINE

Open houses featuring student-led hydroponics set for December University of Nebraska Hydroponics | Fran tenBensel Benne | IMAGE: Students present at a hydroponic open house, two...
Gardening

Why Cutting Your Roses Makes Them EXPLODE With Blooms –

Afraid to take scissors to your precious roses? You’re not alone. It feels almost wrong to cut those beautiful plants, right? (I used to...
Houseplant

How to Grow Ficus Lyrata Indoors

Fiddle Leaf Fig tree gets its name from its big, violin-shaped leaves. Known botanically as Lyrata figit has become a decorator's dream, making a...
Gardening

How to Grow and Care for Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata)

Disease Generally, western red cedars are healthy trees, especially if you plant them in the right location. However, there are several fungal diseases that can...

Gardening Stories | Vacation | joe gardener®

Hello from Holly. We just got back from vacation. I didn’t tell you beforehand because...
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How to Plant and Grow Buttercup Squash

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Episode 191: Garden Q&A from Our Listeners

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Vitamin Fortified Aeroponic Crops – GROZINE

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