MULCHING

Krautter’s Korner

MULCHING

IT IS TIME TO MULCH The topic I want to discuss this week is “mulching”.  I did want to let you know that as temperatures dipped into the 20s, and our

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FEEDING

As the snow melts off your lawn and your shrubs shed the layer of ice that constantly coated their leave, it is sad to see the results of a harsh

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March Monthly Newsletter

  We have undergone one of the most depressing winters I can remember. The snow melted just as another arctic blast coated the ground with more snow. Black ice threatened

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Grow Your Own Food

1. THE VEGETABLE GARDEN The success of the Vegetable garden depends on the maintenance and care it gets throughout the year. Plants don’t just grow they are grown. You or

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Edible Landscaping

This will be my 5th and last article on growing food on your property. Anyone who owns a piece of our valuable earth has the ability to grow their own

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The Herb Garden

The Herb Garden should be an important part of any overall garden plan. Herbs have many uses but the two main uses I like are for culinary use and medicinal

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Maintenance And Care Of Your Vegetable Garden

The success of the Vegetable garden depends on the maintenance and care it gets throughout the year. Plants don’t just grow they are grown. You or somebody else has to

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February Monthly Newsletter

  GARDEN  CALENDAR It has been a cold winter filled with lots of snow. We are more than half way through it and we all long for spring. Spring is

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Build Your Own Raised Flower/Vegetable Beds

Build Your Own Raised Flower/Vegetable Beds

Originally published at: http://thepioneerwoman.com This is the time of year to start thinking about building a raised flower/vegetable bed. I’m planning to put some new beds in a different part

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Seeds and Planting

An important phase of planning your spring garden is the selection of the vegetables you plan to grow.  Many buy starter plants to plant in their garden. There is a

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