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13 Good Seeds for Ducks (and 2 to Avoid)

Ducks enjoy many different kinds of seeds, but there are also some seeds that they shouldn’t be fed. If you keep ducks it’s important to know which seeds they can be fed and which they can’t....

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10 Ways to Control Overgrown Grapevines

Grapevines can be a great addition to your home garden. American grapes can survive cold winters, while European grapes prefer a milder climate. But both grapes are fairly easy to grow and bear lots...

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Why Ducks Get Noisy and What to Do

We have all heard the sweet sound of a duck call from a nearby pond or puddle. Ducks are extremely vocal creatures. Sometimes it can seem as if they are having a constant, non-stop conversation. From...

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6 Reasons Moles Are Not Bad for Gardens

When a gardener thinks of a mole, they likely think of a pesky rodent that leaves unsightly molehills in their once lush and green garden. The first instinct might be to get rid of these creatures as...

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Why Fruit Trees Need to be Grafted – and How to Do It

Arborists and horticulturists toss the term around loosely.  Grafting. What is it, and why do we need to do it? How do we do it?  There are lots of answers to these questions, and we...

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Why ducks stand on one leg and other duck trivia questions answered

Birds are not only an exciting animal to study, but the more species of birds in one area, the healthier a habitat is. If you see birds in a particular area, it means that the place is rich and can...

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With over 30 years of gardening experience, Karsen and his wife have transformed their 1/2 acre yard into a productive urban farm. Their small orchard boasts over 40 fruit trees, cultivated using innovative training and pruning methods to grow a variety of fruits in a limited space. Their small homestead includes a small greenhouse where they overwinter their potted flowers and citrus trees, and get a jumpstart on their flower and vegetable gardens each spring. Their yard is home to several cultivars of raspberries, grape vines, and raised beds filled with beautiful flowers, fruits, and vegetables. Through their blog, they share their expertise in small-space gardening, offering tips and techniques for anyone looking to create a productive and beautiful urban farm in their own backyard.

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