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25 Ways to Win the Garden Season

25 Ways to Win the Garden Season EatingWell 3/11/2021 © Provided by EatingWell Eva Kolenko We can t think of a more grounding activity literally and figuratively than tending a garden. It allows you to plant fruits and veggies unavailable at your local market, shave bucks off the family budget, and to spend time outside with your hands in the dirt. And there s the sheer gratification of growing your own food. What s also grounding about gardening: no matter how much you know, there s always more to learn. EatingWell hit up gardening experts from all over the country to get their top seed-to-harvest secrets for success, so this can be your best growing season yet.

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20 of the best Pacific Northwest garden books: See authors at the Great Grow Along virtual festival

20 of the best Pacific Northwest garden books: See authors at the Great Grow Along virtual festival Updated Mar 12, 2021; Facebook Share Are you ready to get your hands back into soil? Now’s the time for seasoned gardeners to plot their harvest schedules and for those new to gardening to plan their next step. It’s estimated that 16 million Americans started gardening during the coronavirus pandemic. Across the Pacific Northwest and beyond, people turned ignored patches of their yard into fertile plots to grow their own organic vegetables, herbs, berries and fruit. As spring planting takes place, local nurseries and garden centers are prepared to provide information and materials.

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