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What Can You Grow in Deck Rail Planters?

What Can You Grow in Deck Rail Planters?

I’ve always loved deck rail planters and window boxes. They’re kind of quaint, and they can bring some natural beauty to a space that’s usually ignored. It’s always nice to  
Roasted Asparagus with Baked Sheet Pan Eggs

Roasted Asparagus with Baked Sheet Pan Eggs

Asparagus is a vegetable that deserves a place at the table year-round. Whether it's fresh from the garden, purchased at the farmers market, or from your local grocery store, those  
Roasted Asparagus with Baked Sheet Pan Eggs

Roasted Asparagus with Baked Sheet Pan Eggs

Asparagus is a vegetable that deserves a place at the table year-round. Whether it's fresh from the garden, purchased at the farmers market, or from your local grocery store, those  
Common Tomato Pests

Common Tomato Pests

At some point in every tomato season, you’ll walk into the garden feeling proud—only to notice something is chewing, sucking, tunneling, or otherwise treating your tomato plants like an all-you-can-eat  
Growing Meatloaf

Growing Meatloaf

How to Plant a Meatloaf (According to Dad) One sunny April morning, I caught my father kneeling in the bean row with a packet of seeds in one hand and a  
Winter: Rest, Reflect, Rebuild

Winter: Rest, Reflect, Rebuild

The garden may look quiet under its blanket of snow or mulch, but don’t be fooled—your soil is still alive. Earthworms burrow deeper, microbes slow but don’t stop, and the  
Fall: Putting the Garden to Bed

Fall: Putting the Garden to Bed

By the time autumn rolls in, gardeners have baskets of tomatoes, jars of pickles, and maybe a little fatigue in their bones. But while the gardener deserves a rest, the  
March Makes Gardeners Dream Big

March Makes Gardeners Dream Big

Every March, I become a wildly optimistic gardener. It happens the same way each year. One warm-ish afternoon slips between the snowstorms, the air smells faintly like wet soil instead