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We all know potato chips can go straight to your belly, so we have a healthier alternative in this week's Growing Healthy. Kale is part of the spinach family and among ...
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The hot and humid weather we saw through June and the first half of July would typically lead to a bumper crop of tomatoes. But the significant rains that followed ended ...
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Heirloom plants and seeds are becoming more and more popular in our gardens and with good reason. But there are some misconceptions and garden experts say there are still plenty of ...
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Knowing when to harvest your onions can be tricky. There are a couple key indicators which tell you if an onion is ready to go.
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Building a raised garden can be a lot of hard work at first, but for the long haul, it may save your back and knees.
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Low-Carb diets have become very popular over the years, which has many people looking for potato alternatives.
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We've already harvested our raddishes and left behind is still some perfectly good soil. This is an ideal location for planting some of our late season veggies, including beans.
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An unknown pest has been snacking on our tomato plants. There are many ways we can try to protect our garden from insects, rabbits, and even deer.
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With all the warm weather our pea vines quickly grew up our trellis. And after just a few short weeks it's time already to harvest.
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In this week's Growing Healthy we find out what flowers help keep away garden pests and which ones we can actually eat!
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Even with the recent stormy weather, we are behind on rainfall making it even more important to properly water our garden. In this week's Growing Healthy, Brian and Jamie explore the ...
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With the recent warm weather it's easy for your garden to grow too fast, leaving your veggies over-crowded. It is important to periodically thin out your plants, which will maximize the ...
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It may be a bit chilly out there this morning, but it's still heating up in our garden with an assortment of peppers and tomatoes
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Having enough space can be a problem when growing a garden in the city. So it's always a good idea to plant some vine vegetables that can grow vertically
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Onions come in all shapes and sizes making it easy to cater to your garden's size.
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You may want to think twice about taking your trash to the curb. Turns out garbage has an awesome use for our garden with a little help from worms
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Our garden is starting to fill up as more greens and radishes are planted in this weeks Growing Healthy.
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In this week's "Growing Healthy" we show you the best way to protect your garden, preserving the veggies you may have already planted.
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Even with the cold April nights, it's time to starting planting some of our favorite veggies! We start the growing season with "cold-hardy" spinach. Brian and Jamie go through the planting ...
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After taking the winter off, it's time to start "Growing Healthy" again! The "Growing Season" was off to an extremely early start in March, but now the April chill has returned. ...
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