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YouTube: Letting Your Garden Go Fallow

There are a few reasons why it's okay to let your garden go fallow. Our latest video explains why we did it this summer.

On the Podcast this week we chat with Kyra Rude, the general manager at Rincon Vitova Insectaries. We chat about the biological control of pests.

We'll have a few blood oranges this winter when these ripen.

I'm down with Covid this week, so here's some inspiration to get you through whatever you are dealing with this first week of summer.

Summer pruning for fruit trees

Our latest YouTube video walks you through the process of summer pruning. What is it and how do you summer prune? We break it down for you.

Angela Judd is our guest on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast.

Let's talk container & desert gardening with Angela Judd on this week's Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast. Join us for great tips!

The bees are surrounded by flowers in bloom right now. Love-in-a-mist is beautiful this time of year.

Change is inevitable. We are used to seasonal changes in the garden, but permanent changes are harder to swallow.

The stakes are a good length, enough to be seen among the flowers.

The folks at iLive sent me their outdoor bluetooth speakers with removable stakes to test out last month. We tried them out at Gardenerd HQ.

In our latest video, Christy shares all the details about Allium or Onion Rust and How to Deal with It.

Gardening with Gophers is the topic of our discussion this week.

This week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast: Kerry Beane, speaker, coach and educator. We talk about gardening with gophers.

the bees love these lime geranium flowers

While the astronomical start of summer is still a few weeks away, the garden changes happening now affirm that summer is here.