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Start The New Year Off Making Money With Your Own Market Garden

January 6, 2025 by Vanessa Bermudez Leave a Comment

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Looking for the perfect way to kick off the new year? Why not turn your passion for gardening into a thriving income with your very own market garden? This trend has definitely grown in popularity, especially amongst garden enthusiasts. Imagine blending sustainability, healthy living, and financial freedom into one exciting venture— enticing, right? Here’s how…

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Filed Under: garden income Tagged With: Grow Your Income, healthy living, Market Garden, New Year Goals, Sustainable Farming

Could I Make Money With Worm Farming?

May 9, 2022 by Kathryn Vercillo Leave a Comment

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I was chatting with a friend the other day and she asked me if I’d ever heard about worm farming. I said, “sure, like to compost in your apartment, right?” And she said, “sure, but did you know that you can actually make money with worm farms?” Huh. I did not know that. My Friend’s…

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Filed Under: beneficial bugs, garden income Tagged With: garden business, make money gardening, vermicomposting, vermiculture, worm farming, worms

7 Financial Benefits of Backyard Gardening

December 13, 2021 by Kathryn Vercillo Leave a Comment

Financial Benefits of Backyard Gardening

You probably started gardening as a hobby. However, you might have always wondered if you could use gardening to save money. You certainly can. In fact, you can actually garden to make money if you’re savvy about it. The financial benefits of backyard gardening go beyond just saving at the grocery store, too! Here are…

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Profitable Greenhouse Crops: Money in Your Pockets

March 30, 2020 by Steph Coelho Leave a Comment

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You’ve been growing for a while. You’ve built a DIY greenhouse (or invested in one) and decided that you want to turn your hobby into a profitable small business. Which plants should you focus on growing to ensure steady cash flow? Here are the most profitable greenhouse crops that you should consider growing: Tomatoes Tomatoes…

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Growing Your Own Food Doesn’t Always Save Money—Here’s When It Actually Does

Growing Your Own Food Doesn’t Always Save Money—Here’s When It Actually Does

Growing your own food can save money, but a garden does not automatically turn a grocery bill into pocket change. Seeds cost money, soil amendments cost money, containers cost money, and that adorable little tomato plant at the garden center somehow knows exactly how to make a gardener spend more money. A garden can absolutely…

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10 Perennials You Can Divide This Fall Instead of Buying More Plants

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A crowded perennial bed can look like a shopping list waiting to happen, with one plant here, another plant there, and several suspiciously empty spots begging for a nursery run. Before handing over the credit card, take a closer look at the plants already growing in the yard, because fall division can turn one established…

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A Few Minutes of Fall Garden Maintenance Could Prevent Expensive Problems Next Year

A Few Minutes of Fall Garden Maintenance Could Prevent Expensive Problems Next Year

A few minutes of fall garden maintenance can save a surprising amount of money, work, and frustration when spring arrives. A garden that looks finished for the season still holds plenty of unfinished business, from diseased foliage and lurking weeds to dirty tools and forgotten hoses. Fall cleanup does not require turning the yard into…

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Not every seed packet deserves a long retirement in the back of the garden drawer. Some vegetable seeds lose germination power much faster than others, which means an old packet can turn next spring’s carefully planned garden into a patchy experiment in optimism. That does not mean every seed left over from this season has…

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