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Choosing open-pollinated seeds is like getting free seeds for life. These are tried and true varieties which you can harvest seed from at the end of the season, meaning you only have to buy one pack for a lifetime of fresh-from-the-backyard fruits and vegetables. Read more at pickytoplenty.com...

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What's In Our Zone 9a Garden! | bigfamilytinyhome...

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Growing Organic : Brambles: Growing Blackberries and Raspberries

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Fresh herbs add delightful flavor and fragrance to foods. You can't get any fresher than snipping leaves and springs from your own homegrown plants right before meal preparation. These are some of my favorite culinary herbs to grow year after year. | 7 Herbs to Start from Seed | Grow a Good Life

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SchneiderPeeps - How to make a lot of compost with just a couple of easily found items.

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Hooked on this Heirloom-- Amish Paste Tomatoes are an awesome all-round tomato! Eaten plain or canned, they are perfect, and produce like mad.

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Our Vegetable Seed Starting Timeline | The Flip Flop Barnyard

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Early Potatoes

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Winter is coming, but that doesn't mean you have to stop the fresh veggies! The 16 Best Plants To Grow Indoors

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Chives are usually one of the first and most prolific things to harvest from the herb garden. Don't let any of it go to waste with these 5 ways with chives.

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daikon radish - a mega garden multitasker via beanandbee.com

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SchneiderPeeps - Growing Luffa is a really easy and fun thing to do. Luffa? Yeah, those sponges that are in the bath section at the store are actually a plant. Learn how to grow them organically.

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Gardening Tips For Early Season Transplants

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Spring is springing! - Chickadee Homestead

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crop rotation homestead

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Build a Blackberry & Raspberry Trellis from One Acre Vintage Homestead

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The Basics of Starting Seeds - Now is the time to start many of your seeds and can be done right in your home. This is a lot more fun than simply buying plants and throwing them in the garden. Let’s start with the basics. Here is what you need:

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Ever wonder how to turn your lawn into amazing garden beds, without a ton of work? It's called sheet mulching.

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The definitive guide to starting seeds! A free, downloadable checklist from Backyard Roots with everything you need to know to get growing.

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How to build a raised bed garden for under $12! Plus 30 Ways of Homesteading by the Prepared Blogger Network!

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red wigglers vs earthworms. Learn the difference so you can better use them in vermicompost and your garden! Found at www.PintSizeFarm.com

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Rosemary -- How to grow it and what it's good for....Joybilee Farm

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The National Wildlife Federation is offering a free Monarch butterfly garden starter kit to anyone who takes the pledge to help protect and restore the Monarch butterfly population.

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Planning Your Spring Garden - Survival at Home

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DIY Rain Water Catchment System - The average roof collects over 600 gallons of water for every inch of rainfall so why not harvest that water and make use of it.Rain water catchment systems don’t have to be complicated and depending on the size they don’t have to be expensive either. Here are just a few ideas for your very own diy rain water catchment system.

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Grow strawberries in small spaces with this project tutorial on how to build and plant up a better Strawberry planter using a single wooden pallet #gardening

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Japanese knotweed is a non-native invasive plant in the US, which is not only edible, but delicious. Forage for this plant to make room for native plants, use it for juice, or in baked goods as a substitute for rhubarb. This post explains how to find it, identify it, and juice it. I use the juice for popsicles in a subsequent post.

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DIY Weed Killer {Bee Approved} and non-toxicish via Frugal Mama & The Sprout

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Secrets To Transplanting Seedlings

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SchneiderPeeps - The February Garden in zone 9 is full of mature cold weather crops and the beginnings of early spring crops. The fruit trees are just beginning to bud and spring is on the horizon.

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