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Quinoa Confetti Salad with Sugar Snap Peas

Quinoa Confetti Salad with Sugar Snap Peas

Looking for something light and refreshing? Try out this Quinoa Confetti Salad with Sugar Snap Peas! It’s going to be a sure hit for vegetarians, vegans, and omnivores alike because  
Crop Rotation and Soil Balance

Crop Rotation and Soil Balance

If mulch is the soil’s blanket and cover crops are its armor, then crop rotation is its compass. What you plant—and when—can either drain the soil or restore it. Rotation  
Summer: Feeding the Feast

Summer: Feeding the Feast

By summer, the garden is in full swing. Tomatoes sprawl across their cages, peppers swell on the stem, beans climb skyward, and zucchini plot to overwhelm you. It’s a season  
Spring: Waking the Soil

Spring: Waking the Soil

Winter is soil’s season of rest. Beneath the snow or under a blanket of mulch, microbial life slows, roots sleep, and the garden quietly rebuilds itself. But when spring arrives,  
Vegetables: Feeding the Family

Vegetables: Feeding the Family

If herbs are the seasoning, vegetables are the meal. They’re the backbone of the food garden—the peas in spring, the tomatoes in summer, the kale in fall, and the carrots