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February Garden Guide: Planning, Planting, and More — Are you determined to get a jumpstart on the gardening season this year? In this February Garden Guide, find out what to do this month to have a successful garden.

Are you ready to get a jumpstart on the gardening season this year? In this February Garden Guide, find out what to do this month.

January Garden Guide: Planning, Planting, and More - Are you determined to have a bigger and better garden this year? In this January Garden Guide, find out what to do this month to have a successful garden.

Are you determined to have a bigger and better garden this year? In this January Garden Guide, find out what to do this month to have a successful garden.

Currant bushes are a great addition to the edible landscape. Here's how I grow them in my landscape and use the currants in the kitchen. #microfarm #currants #ediblelandscape #ediblelandscaping #permaculture #suburbanpermaculture #gardening #gardentips

Currant bushes are a great addition to the edible landscape. Here’s how I grow them in my landscape and use the currants in the kitchen.

Raised bed garden in winter, covered in snow

Whether you’re extending your harvest or putting your garden to rest, a few essential tasks can help set you up for success. Let’s explore five steps that will prepare your garden for winter and also support a thriving ecosystem come spring.

Catching water in the landscape is often more efficient than using rain barrels. Here's how one suburban homestead harvested rainwater from their roof to transform their front yard garden.

Catching water in the landscape is often more efficient than using rain barrels. Here’s how rainwater harvesting transformed my front yard garden.

Growing carrots successfully can be a challenge, but they offer sweet rewards for a job well done. Here’s how to grow the tastiest carrots year-round.

Bees need to store up pollen and nectar to survive winter hibernation. Here are some tips on how to provide bees with the right fall forage to meet their needs.

Do bumble bees sleep in flowers? Get the answer and discover more facts about their life cycle, habitat, and how you can help these essential pollinators. #microfarm #bees #bumblebees #gardening #beneficialinsects

Do bumble bees sleep in flowers? Get the answer and discover more facts about their life cycle, habitat, and how you can help these essential pollinators.

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