Cooks Garden Coupons: Free Shipping & 20% Off

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If you need supplies for your garden, take a look at Cooks Garden online! There are currently two coupon codes out that can be combined! I was able to get 20% off and free shipping! You can order seeds, plants […]

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Garden Soil Testing

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The nutrients in the soil is one of the most important factors in growing a successful vegetable garden. Before you start dumping fertilizer into the garden, the soil should be tested. Soil testing tells you exactly what nutrients should be […]

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Tilling the Garden

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We finally had a nice weather weekend that allowed us to get into the garden to work the soil. As our seedlings continue to grow indoors, we need to get the soil ready for planting. For the warmer weather crops […]

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Starting Vegetable Seeds in Peat Pellets

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It has been a long cold winter in Central Virginia. Usually by now we have colder weather crops planted in our vegetable garden. However, we have had little time to work the soil since it has been snow covered on […]

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Spring & Summer: Succulents

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Do you have a container by the backdoor? Or one by your patio or….? You may want to fill it with Succulents this season! They are beautiful and versatile plants to add to your home decor indoors or outdoors! Succulents […]

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Vegetable Garden Planning

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We are moving dirt in our garden and making plans for this summer’s vegetable garden! Here are a few things to keep in mind when planning a vegetable garden. The first step in planning a vegetable garden is preparing the […]

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Green Cycler Pre-Composter Review

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Since we have a vegetable garden, we try to make our own compost as much as possible. However, some foods take a long time to breakdown. Things like banana peels can take up to 12 weeks to breakdown if left […]

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Ripen Green Tomatoes

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As we head into Fall, the cooler temperatures outside will prevent tomatoes from ripening. In fact, if you still have tomatoes on the vine in the garden, you will want to pick them before the frost arrives. Luckily, you can […]

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