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Hooray for the rain!

December 1, 2014June 15, 2018 Wendy asparagus, bare root planting, brassicas, bulbs, fava beans, garlic, native plants, rain

What a wonderful Thanksgiving gift! At last, our prayers for real rain have been answered! These gentle off-and-on rains are

December Winter

What are you giving to your soil?

December 17, 2013June 15, 2018 Sara cover crops, micro-nutrients, micro-organisms, soil

In this season of giving, I wonder what you have given to the lovely soil that has been producing food

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Leave the leaves
Cleaning up the summer garden
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iGrow blog authors Wendy Krupnick (left) and Sara McCamant (right).

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