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Isn’t it great to have an indoor garden for winter? Many homes have patios or sunrooms where house plants can bathe with the winter sun. Vegetables and other greens can flourish along with your houseplants if given an extra light. Most vegetables do...

Vegetable families sounds like a sophisticated concept when in reality it is very simple: know which crops are related and either keep them together in the garden bed, or prevent them from following one another when practicing crop rotation. What is...

Now that we have passed the first hard frost we will start to see a decline in the amount of produce that is available from our farmers—but not yet! First frost is an inevitable event each year where many of our farmers harvest the remainder of their...

Here's a practical advice posting for all of you not so experienced kitchen gardeners out there.  Gardens are not almost done!  Now is the time to plant some fall crops.  Mostly these are like spring crops, but planted now.  TPP's...

As is typical for New England, the second week of April is filled with 50 degree days and sub-freezing nights, making agriculture challenging.   The morning soil is frozen hard, and tender sprouts in the hoop house must be kept warm overnight with...