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Jerusalem Artichokes (or sunchokes) that have sprouted.

01-22-15 Gardens Renewed

In this issue: January in the Garden Recipe: Spiced Cauliflower and Chickpea Stew Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Planting Jerusalem Artichokes Gardenerd Product of the Month: Ultimate Garden Bag 1. January in the Garden A group of #Gardenchat members were joking around on Twitter the other day when someone asked, "If you wrote a gardening book, what would be the title of your first chapter?" My reply was, "Chapter 1: Gardener's Amnesia," because every year in January I forget…

Post author:Christy
Post published:January 22, 2015
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12-19-14 Holiday Cheer

In this issue: December in the Garden Gifts from the Garden Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Build a Mini Root Cellar Gardenerd Product of the Month: Gardening for Geeks Book 1. December in the Garden Maybe I'm getting old (well, yes, that's definitely happening), but it seems that time is racing by more quickly this year. The holidays descended up on us in record time. Wasn't it just summer? Winter Solstice lands on Saturday, Dec. 21st and it's one of…

Post author:Christy
Post published:December 18, 2014
Post category:Gardenerd Gazette Gazette Winter
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Small squash makes a great centerpiece

11-20-14 Thank you, Garden!

In this issue: November in the Garden How to Make Local Carob Powder Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Minnie and Moon Gardenerd Product of the Month: Gardening for Geeks Book 1. November in the Garden It's hard to believe Thanksgiving is next week. It really is the holiday for gardeners and cooks. It's a chance to showcase the abundance from the garden, share the bounty with friends and family, and be thankful for all that we have. The entire…

Post author:Christy
Post published:November 20, 2014
Post category:Gardenerd Gazette Gazette Fall
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10-24-14 Fall Colors

In this issue: October in the Garden New Restaurant Garden Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Fighting Powdery Mildew Gardenerd Product of the Month: Gardenerd Gift Certificate 1. October in the Garden It's nearly Halloween, which means that fall colors are blanketing the landscape. Pumpkins, fallen leaves, dried corn stalks and russet-colored decorations are everywhere (but we refuse to accept the Christmas decorations we're seeing already in stores). It's time to put your summer successes on display. We've already cooked…

Post author:Christy
Post published:October 23, 2014
Post category:Gardenerd Gazette Gazette Fall
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09-18-14 Fall’s a-Comin’

In this issue: September in the Garden Fall Planning and Composting Classes Gardenerd Tip of the Month: OrangePippin.com Gardenerd Product of the Month: Gardenerd Mug 1. September in the Garden September has persisted with harsh weather; floods in Arizona, drought and extreme heat in California, and other natural extremes around the globe. Our garden beds are empty and awaiting cooler weather to plant out seedlings. Soon...we keep saying. Fall is just around the corner. Those seedlings sown a month…

Post author:Christy
Post published:September 18, 2014
Post category:Gardenerd Gazette Gazette Fall
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Fresh sage is fragrant and adds earthy flavor to fall and winter dishes.

08-22-14 Dog Days are Over

In this issue: August in the Garden Harvesting Sage Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Ants on My Blackberries & Citrus Gardenerd Product of the Month: Gardening for Geeks 1. August in the Garden The Dog Days are over. It's back-to-school time for most kids, which means it's also time to plan and plant fall crops. Summer is coming to a close, but the garden goes on for many of us. As the weather cools, we're shifting focus to fall crops…

Post author:Christy
Post published:August 21, 2014
Post category:Gardenerd Gazette Gazette Summer
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Kellogg's Breakfast Tomato

07-24-14 Summer Abundance

In this issue: July in the Garden Homemade Fruit Fly Traps Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Ratatoulle, RatItalian Style Gardenerd Product of the Month: Gardenerd Tank Top 1. July in the Garden Are you sick of zucchini yet? It's right around now that we're almost grateful for powdery mildew on the squash plants. It helps slow down the influx of zucchini, yellow crookneck and patty pan squash. This month, we'll share another creative way to cook up that squash…

Post author:Christy
Post published:July 24, 2014
Post category:Gardenerd Gazette Gazette Summer
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Overwhelmed by your squash harvest this summer?

06-26-14 Seed Freedom

In this issue: June in the Garden Celebrate Seed Freedom at Heirloom Expo Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Summer Recipes Gardenerd Product of the Month: Gardenerd Recycled Grocery Tote 1. June in the Garden Summer is officially here and we're loving the longer days and warmer weather. The garden loves it too. We're harvesting cucumbers, tomatoes, green beans, zucchini, and yellow crookneck. We're drying out our Dakota Black Popping Corn and shelling it off the ears. I just paused…

Post author:Christy
Post published:June 26, 2014
Post category:Gardenerd Gazette Gazette Summer
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Even in small spaces, you can grow food

05-30-14 Goodbye May, Hello June

In this issue: May in the Garden Late Spring Garden Tips Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Brewing Compost Tea Gardenerd Product of the Month: Gardenerd BBQ Apron 1. May in the Garden In a blink May has come and gone. It's nearly June and the garden is going strong. This time of year, your garden may need a little help - some mid-season compost or fertilizer, some pruning, maybe even some pest control assistance. Now is the time to…

Post author:Christy
Post published:May 29, 2014
Post category:Gardenerd Gazette Gazette Spring
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Lower Yosemite Falls' beauty is overwhelming

04-24-14 Honor the Earth

In this issue: April in the Garden Earth Day, continued... Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Get Ready for Blight Gardenerd Product of the Month: Gardening for Geeks 1. April in the Garden Easter, Passover and the red-hot lunar eclipse have come and gone, but spring is just getting started. Whether you're still waiting for the ground to thaw, or are seeing your first tomatoes setting fruit, spring is wrapping itself around us all. It takes hold and won't let…

Post author:Christy
Post published:April 24, 2014
Post category:Gardenerd Gazette Gazette Spring
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