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Troubleshooting Transplants | Southern Exposure Seed Exchange

Transplanting seedlings is one joy of spring. We’re getting out into the sun and planting crops like broccoli, tomatoes, peppers, and cabbages in the...

Growing Herbs in Containers | Southern Exposure Seed Exchange

You don’t need to be an apartment gardener to enjoy container herbs! For home gardeners of all types, potted herbs offer quick access, portability,...

Vegetable Storage: Best Practices | Southern Exposure Seed Exchange

There’s nothing like enjoying vegetables straight from the garden. However, we often have more vegetables that we can use at once. To keep our...

Overwintering Cut Flowers | Southern Exposure Seed Exchange

There are few sights as beautiful as the first flowers of spring. For many, having early flowers is a dream come true. Thankfully, you...

How to Grow Shallots | Southern Exposure Seed Exchange

Shallots are the small, sweet cousins of bulb onions. They’re elongated in shape and feature a milder, sweeter, more refined flavor than many of...

Wildlife-Friendly Fall Garden Clean-Up | Southern Exposure Seed Exchange

You’ve probably seen social media posts asking gardeners to avoid raking leaves or tidying their gardens to protect beneficial insects, and they are true....

Winter Spinach Production | Southern Exposure Seed Exchange

In the Southeast, it’s tough to grow cold-loving, heat-sensitive crops like spinach during the spring. Too quickly, the spring showers give way to summer...

Harvesting and Storing Peppers | Southern Exposure Seed Exchange

In August, peppers dot the garden like holiday lights. We’re harvesting large sweet bell peppers like Charleston Beautifulfiery little hot peppers like Tampiqueño Serranoand...

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Our Favorite Cucumber Varieties for 2026

12+ Best Crops for Raised Beds

Raised beds offer a unique set of advantages and disadvantages. They drain well, warm quickly, and can provide soft, loose soil. They may also...
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How to Maintain Your Chemical-Free Yard

4. ‘No Mow May’ isn’t the best idea. While the rhyming moniker is well-intentioned (it’s meant to let lawns grow long and go...
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