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  1. THE CABBAGE HILL ANIMAL-FREE FERTILIZER LINE

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    April 27, 2023 by Hope Gardens

    Cabbage Hill Animal-Free fertilizers come in a dry, granular, traditional formula and water-soluble concentrates. Cabbage Hill Animal-Free Fertilizers come in …
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  2. Winter Vegetable Gardening Guide

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    September 5, 2022 by Hope Gardens

    Presenting your guide to winter vegetable gardening. Perfect for beginning gardeners. How cool is this?


  3. 12 Ways to Utilize Your Garden

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    September 5, 2022 by Hope Gardens


  4. Vermicomposting

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    November 17, 2021 by Hope Gardens

    worm castings forever! Have you heard of vermicomposting? It’s a lot like regular composting in that you can make good …
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  5. Climate Gardening – your seasonal gardening guide to zones 9 -10

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    November 14, 2021 by Hope Gardens

    It’s crucial that home gardeners respond to the actual weather they are experiencing rather than what month is on the …
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  6. HOW TO GROW A STRAWBERRY PATCH

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    January 2, 2020 by Hope Gardens

    Hello garden warriors! I’ve had my vegetable gardening business for ten years and a plant that has vexed my clients …
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  7. Grow Your Own Thanksgiving

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    October 26, 2019 by Hope Gardens

    “Let us be grateful to the people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls …
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  8. HG Quick Tip: Keep your precious soil microbes alive and well with a hose filter.

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    June 28, 2019 by Hope Gardens

    One of the easiest ways to keep your soil healthy is to invest in a hose filter. A hose filter …
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  9. Support your veggies!

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    June 22, 2019 by Hope Gardens

    Summer is all about plant supports. You may know about beans and tomatoes needing posts and cages, but did you …
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  10. TOMATO GROWING TIPS

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    May 12, 2019 by Hope Gardens

    There’s LOTS of ways to grow your tomatoes but in our suburban/urban gardening experience this is what works and can …
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