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HOMEGROWN 101: Plant and Grow (41)
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 Raised Beds 101The following 101, on gardening in raised beds, is a collective effort of the HOMEGROWN flock—this means you—and is very much a work in pro… Started by HOMEGROWN.orgLatest Reply |
Finding Morel Mushrooms 101The anecdote and tips below on finding morel mushrooms come from HOMEGROWN member Rick, an army vet turned Kansas horse rancher. Thanks, Ri… Started by HOMEGROWN.orgLatest Reply |
Container Gardening 101The following 101, on container gardening, comes from a federal civil servant turned home brewer, food grower, and putter upper (not to men… Started by HOMEGROWN.orgLatest Reply |
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Backyard Chickens 101Contributed by Rachel Whetzel Whether you live in the city or in the country, chickens are a worth while adventure. I started my flock i… Started by HOMEGROWN.org |
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Apr 21, 2011 Reply by Erin Mitchell |
Beekeeping 101 (The First Year)Contributed by HOMEGROWNer Megan Paska of BrooklynHomesteader. Honeybees are a wonderfully low-maintenance and beneficial addition to an… Started by HOMEGROWN.org |
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May 14, 2011 Reply by Kristie Nackord |
Container Gardening 101The following 101, on container gardening, comes from a federal civil servant turned home brewer, food grower, and putter upper (not to men… Started by HOMEGROWN.org |
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22 hours ago Reply by John F. Houpt II, PhD |
Straw Bale Gardens 101Straw bale gardens are a simple alternative to raised beds. You can place them right on top of any poor soil you may have or - even bette… Started by HOMEGROWN.org |
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May 13, 2011 Reply by Ellen Peavey |
Growing Lettuce 101The following 101 on growing lettuce comes courtesy of HOMEGROWN member and Ohio farmer extraordinaire Lucy. (Read more about Lucy and Boul… Started by HOMEGROWN.org |
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Apr 18 Reply by Johnny Briggs |
Garden Planning 101Many thanks to HOMEGROWN member Stacey, and to everyone who contributed their 2 cents to this 101, for your thoughtful advice on garden pla… Started by HOMEGROWN.org |
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Feb 25, 2012 Reply by Marianne Smith |
Natural Pest Control 101Controlling pests is a feat in itself, but to do so by natural means is downright difficult. Defending your garden from an army of pests i… Started by HOMEGROWN.org |
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Aug 4, 2011 Reply by Michelle Haugdahl |
Propagating 101 - Growing From CuttingsPropagating is a super cheap way of building your garden. With a few simple tools, some humidity and time, you can have a bunch of young pl… Started by HOMEGROWN.org |
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Dec 12, 2012 Reply by Kerry Anita |
Seed Starting 101When it comes to growing your own food, there’s only one thing more satisfying than seeing your plants go from wily seedling to ripe, juicy… Started by HOMEGROWN.org |
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Mar 27 Reply by Jennifer |
Growing Broccoli 101The following 101 on growing broccoli comes from HOMEGROWN member Marianne, a.k.a. Mary, a dirt-under-her-fingernails city slicker and seed… Started by HOMEGROWN.org |
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Apr 5 Reply by Chris |
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