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Making Space in Your Garden for Children

August 26, 2022 by Garden Team Leave a Comment

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The common practice for child-friendly garden design is to transform the space into a playground with wood chips everywhere. However, there are ways to design a garden that is both exciting for children and attractive to adults. Usually, people start by buying a large set of play equipment and then try to force it into the garden. There are more subtle ways to create a garden … [Read more...] about Making Space in Your Garden for Children

No Dig Gardening – Create New Beds The Easy Way

August 24, 2022 by Garden Team Leave a Comment

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WHAT IS THE NO-DIG METHOD OF GARDENING? The no-dig gardening method is an easy way to create and maintain your beds, without having to manually turn or till the soil. The main idea of this technique is to not disturb the soil too much because it can damage the structure, expose weed seeds, and kill helpful organisms. This method is often called "sheet mulching," … [Read more...] about No Dig Gardening – Create New Beds The Easy Way

Permaculture in the Home Garden

August 23, 2022 by Garden Team Leave a Comment

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Conventional gardening uses the same methods for growing food regardless of the location. Its central concepts are based on what gardeners want to grow, not on what plants best suit the land. Permaculture gardening uses the concept of using the best plants for the climate and using only what works best for the local environment. A variety of factors must be considered … [Read more...] about Permaculture in the Home Garden

Preventing Waterlogged Soil

August 20, 2022 by Garden Team Leave a Comment

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Understanding Waterlogging This can be caused by many factors, including natural factors such as heavy rainfall, or artificial factors such as irrigation and poor drainage. Waterlogging is a situation where the ground is saturated with water, to the point where it can't absorb any more. This can be caused by things like heavy rain, or man-made factors such as bad irrigation … [Read more...] about Preventing Waterlogged Soil

Plan a Bee-Friendly Garden

August 17, 2022 by Garden Team Leave a Comment

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WHAT IS HAPPENING TO THE BEES? Loss of habitat and the use of pesticides are two of the biggest dangers to the bee population. As more people move into cities and suburbs, there is less space for native plants and animals. As human populations grow, farmers face increasing pressure to boost food production. The increase in farms results in a decrease in natural … [Read more...] about Plan a Bee-Friendly Garden

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