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You’ll notice in my video today that I’m not on my homestead. Every year, I spend a part of the

Despite a bumper crop of raspberries and tomatoes starting to produce, it’s not all unicorns and butterflies over here on the

In my video today, I talk with Caiseal Orsini from Hillside Nursery about her Top 3 Tips for pruning fruit

My video today gives you a little peek into what I have growing in the greenhouse in in June. Like

Though it’s often challenging to grow in our climate, one advantage is that we don’t have to deal with a

There’s nothing more disappointing then putting your time and energy into growing vegetables that don’t taste great. After all, the

Chickens are one of the easier and more useful animals to have in your backyard gardens. In permaculture, they are

Since planting season is underway, this week’s Q&A with Kareen is especially timely and all about native plants. Sam asks

It’s May in the garden which means cool season crops are starting to get planted in the outdoor garden while

If you haven’t seen vole damage in your yard or garden this spring, consider yourself lucky! The sustained snow over

Permaculture is definitely one of the most misunderstood and obscure terms in the sustainability and gardening field. Is it a

If you’re in a cold climate, having a greenhouse is a really effective way to extend your growing season on

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