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The Edible Garden in December

    While a warm autumn has extended this year’s outdoor gardening season, most of us will start assessing our garden success this year and apply our learning to planning for next year’s edible garden.

    April in the Edible Garden

      In April our spring gardening season hits full stride. This article provides guidance and sources to help gardeners get the best results from their vegetable and fruit growing efforts this year.

      The Edible Garden in October

        As the frost approaches we finalize our planting and harvests and prepare our beds and perennial plants for winter.

        spinach plants in a row, with straw on each side

        Growing Leafy Greens

          Shorter days and cooler temperatures tell us that summer is about to end. But this doesn’t mean it’s time to wrap up gardening for the year.

          The Edible Garden in December

            Now that the garden is put to bed for winter, make some time to learn about sustainable gardening techniques and review new vegetable hybrids that can help improve results next year.

            The Edible Garden in November

              It’s time to put the edible garden to bed for winter while taking actions that will benefit the garden next spring.