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03-24-10 Spring Forward

03-24-10 Spring Forward In this issue: March in the Garden Old Wives Tales: Egg Balancing Gardenerd Tip of the Month: 3 Sisters Gardenerd Product of the Month: Woolly Pockets 1.…

05-06-09 The Garden is Alive

5-06-09 The Garden is Alive In This Issue: May in the Garden Composting Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Beneficial Insectaries Product of the Month: SALE! Ultimate Garden Bag 1. May…

The Gardenerd Composting Workshop

Learn how to turn your kitchen and garden waste into black gold! Join Christy Wilhelmi for a 2-hour hands-on workshop and learn to create nutrient-rich compost for your garden. This…

05-21-08 Itchin’ For Vacation

5-21-08 Itchin' For Vacation In This Issue: 1. What's Growin' On in May 2. Vacation Watering 3. Gardenerd Tip of the Month - Shade Gazebo 4.…

Peat Moss vs. Sphagnum Moss and more

The mailbox of Ask Gardenerd has been receiving some great questions this week. Here’s another about the difference between moss and moss:

“A question about moss… What is the difference between peat moss, sphagnum moss, and the green moss that grows around the ground? Going into the 3rd year with my raised bed, and it has
many patches of green moss. Is this detrimental to the plants? Should it be removed or turned back under into the …

Planting Tomatoes

Tomato plant sales are gearing up all across the country. Whether you visit a TomatoMania event, or a local nursery, it’s clear that tomato fever is running rampant.
In most warm climates, it’s time to put them in the ground (while coastal and cool climate folks try to restrain themselves a little longer). Here are some helpful hints for planting tomatoes
whenever you get around to doing it.

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