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This is why your farm pond water turns green or brown

A farm pond is a small tank or reservoir-like construction that some people have constructed on their property. The purpose of a farm pond is to store surface runoff generated in the area. It can...

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Swamp Cooler vs. Evaporative Cooler: What’s the Difference?

When it comes to the hot summer months, having a swamp cooler or evaporative cooler at home can mean the difference between lounging comfortably or feeling like you stepped into a sauna. Those who...

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11 Reasons Rabbits Keep Turning Their Ears

When you look at a rabbit, you may notice that they are often moving their ears in many different directions. A rabbit’s ears are incredibly helpful for their survival and give very expressive...

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Best Vegetables to Grow in Partial or No Direct Sun

Whether you are new to gardening or you have the ultimate green thumb, you may be wondering which vegetables you can grow in indirect sunlight. If you are plotting out your garden, the good news is...

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Are Ants Harmful to a Vegetable Garden? The Pros and Cons

If you are growing or plan to grow a vegetable garden, you know that a lot of work and money can go into this. If you want to truly benefit from your veggies, you need to keep out unwanted pests and...

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Pots for Growing Vegetables: Plastic, Resin, Clay, or Terra Cotta?

Contrary to popular belief, vegetable growing is not limited to large backyards or acres of land. Many gardeners with small yards—or even an apartment patio or balcony—can grow vegetable plants....

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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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