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Tomato Talk: Preventing Blossom End Rot
Posted by Scott Sharkey on Apr 25th 2022
Every year we are asked about how to get rid of Blossom End Rot. This awful sounding name is describing the symptom of a calcium deficiency in many garden vegetables as they are forming frui
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Planting Easter Lillies
Posted by Scott Sharkey on Apr 4th 2022
Did you go out and buy an Easter Lily this year? Or maybe you received one as a gift for Easter and wondering what to do with it once the holiday is over. You'll be happy to know that the Easter Lily
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Trimming Impatiens
Posted by Scott Sharkey on Mar 31st 2022
One of the best things that you can do for a healthy, thick display of impatiens is to give them a good cut right away. This can be for potted containers, baskets, hanging pouches, beds or planters. I
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The Importance of Good Soil
Posted by Scott Sharkey on Mar 7th 2022
This may be the most important gardening article you will read.One of the most important keys to success in your garden is to use the right soil. Unfortunately there are a lot of bad choices read
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Moisture Control Soils - A Bad Gimmick
Posted by Scott Sharkey on Feb 26th 2022
I'm often asked about the moisture control soils that are readily available at every store in the spring and summer. If you know me, you know that I have a very strong opinion on using a high quality
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How to Start Vegetable Seeds at Home
Posted by Scott Veriha on Jan 14th 2022
Gardens can be as big, or as small, as you
can manage. Meaning that your garden should never be bigger than you have time
to take care of it. A small, well taken care of, garden will out produce a
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