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Horticulture
Content by Nicole Sanchez
Five Ways to Improve Soil
Soil: the literal and biological foundation upon which all gardens are built. Healthy soil provides nutrients, structure, and moisture holding capacity that contribute to plant growth. Ideally, it also contains a healthy microbiome ...
Five tips for using holiday greenery
For those seeking to “spruce” up their interior spaces during the holidays, fresh evergreens are a great place to start. In addition to the natural feel and fragrance, evergreens are especially forgiving to work with. Even ...
Five Ways to Preserve Fresh Herbs
Using fresh herbs in cooking adds layers of fragrance and flavor, and can make even simple recipes more interesting and enjoyable. For most herbs, the leaves are the part most commonly used. Cutting herb plants back mid- ...
Five under-used late fall bloomers
Night temperatures have hovered around freezing, but some gardens in the Klamath Basin are still showing signs of life. This late in the season, a few favorite late-blooming garden staples are in the palettes of most gardeners:...
Five weird things that happen to Tomatoes
Tomatoes are the most popular of all vegetables grown by home gardeners. About three quarters of the veggie growing public include tomatoes in their home- grown lineup. There’s no doubt that people prefer the flavor and ...
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