Rats on brassicas
The rats have crawled under our floating row cover (there are gaps with easy access - our fault). They've nibbled on the center growth of our broccoli. Boo!

Tip Tuesday: Pest Control Nuggets of Goodness

Continue ReadingTip Tuesday: Pest Control Nuggets of Goodness

Since we're offering our free pest control webinar this week (grab your seat - 3 dates to choose from!), AND opening registration for our online course, Creating a Healthy Garden TODAY, we thought it would be apropos to share some pest control tips on the blog.

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Check out our latest video with an unboxing!

YouTube: GreenStalk Ultimate Spinner Unboxing

Continue ReadingYouTube: GreenStalk Ultimate Spinner Unboxing

Our latest video features the unboxing of a new product from the folks at GreenStalk Gardens. They sent it to us awhile ago to test out, but Covid shipping issues held up their supply. Now it's back in stock so we're testing it out on a fruit tree in a pot. Watch as Christy unboxes the Spinner and installs it at Gardenerd HQ. Unboxing the GreenStalk Ultimate Spinner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjvoxyNJLhc Note: Gardenerd is an affiliate member of GreenStalk, and if you…

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Toni shares adaptive techniques for easier gardening

Podcast: Adaptive Gardening with Toni Gattone

Continue ReadingPodcast: Adaptive Gardening with Toni Gattone

Toni Gattone is our guest this week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast. Toni is a garden speaker, educator, and the author of The Lifelong Gardener: Gardening with Ease and Joy at Any Age. She shares her tricks for adaptive gardening and gardening as we age.

wordless wednesday kale
Kale varieties include Siberian, Lacinato, Red Russian, Scarlet, Vates Blue Curly and Tronchuda Beira.

It’s Kale Season!

Continue ReadingIt’s Kale Season!

In honor of our first kale harvest (albeit the lower leaves of each young kale plant), I want to celebrate the start of kale season with recipes. Fall is my favorite growing season, mainly because kale grows without attracting aphids.

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