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The Vegetables You Can Still Plant Before the Deep Freeze

November 23, 2025 by Brandon Marcus Leave a Comment

There Are The Vegetables You Can Still Plant Before The Deep Freeze

Winter is sneaking up fast, and if you’re the type of gardener who always waits until the last possible moment, it might feel like your planting season is over. But hold on! Even as the days get shorter and frost threatens, there are still a surprising number of vegetables you can plant to keep your…

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9 Root Vegetables to Store in Sand This Winter

October 22, 2025 by Brandon Marcus Leave a Comment

There Are Root Vegetables to Store in Sand This Winter

Imagine this: it’s the middle of winter, snowflakes are swirling, and you’re cozy inside, craving something fresh, earthy, and full of life. You open your pantry—or maybe your garage—and there they are, perfectly preserved root vegetables waiting for you like buried treasure. No shriveled carrots or rubbery beets in sight. Just crisp, flavorful produce that…

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If You Only Grow One Type of Spinach Let This One Be It

January 13, 2025 by Steph Coelho Leave a Comment

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  The weather has been up and down lately. One moment, it’s freezing cold; the next, there’s a mini-heatwave. It makes me glad that I didn’t bother to plant too much in pursuit of a fall and winter harvest. A few carrot and beet tops are peeking out of the ground; the zinnias are still…

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Don’t Prune These 7 Plants in Fall or You Could Lose Next Year’s Flowers

Fall cleanup season has a way of making every overgrown shrub look like it needs a haircut. Before you grab the pruning shears, however, remember that some of next spring’s flowers are already sitting on those branches in the form of buds that developed months earlier. Spring-flowering shrubs commonly bloom on “old wood,” meaning growth…

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Should You Buy Clearance Trees and Shrubs in Fall? Check the Roots First

A $60 shrub marked down to $20 can make the garden-center clearance rack very difficult to walk past. Fall discounts on trees and shrubs can be genuine bargains, particularly when retailers simply need to reduce inventory before winter, but a low price doesn’t automatically make a struggling plant worth rescuing. Plants that have spent months…

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Can You Plant Potatoes From the Grocery Store? Here’s the Catch

We’ve all found one: a forgotten potato at the back of the pantry with several determined-looking sprouts growing from its eyes. Throwing it away feels wasteful, especially when those sprouts make it look ready to become an entire crop of free potatoes. Technically, planting grocery store potatoes can produce plants because the potato itself is…

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Before You Bag Your Fall Leaves, Try These 5 Free Uses for Them

Every autumn, homeowners rake up something surprisingly valuable, stuff it into bags, and send it away—only to spend money on mulch, compost, and soil amendments a few months later. Fallen leaves contain organic matter and nutrients that can be recycled right where they land, and Penn State estimates that the leaves from one large shade tree can provide…

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