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New Late Summer Plants | Brinkman’s Garden Center Visit

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With Autumn just 10 days away, I’m actively preparing my gardens and greenhouse dome for the upcoming colder season. One of the joys of this time of year is exploring local garden centers that showcase plants perfectly suited for the unique seasonal conditions. In this post, you’ll find a video review highlighting a new variety of Celosia, accompanied by photos and a video featuring Brinkman’s Garden Center in Ohio.

Gardening Under Lights

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Take a closer look at the ‘Gardening Under Lights’ hardcover book By Leslie F. Halleck. This publication is the complete guide for indoor growers and one of my all time GO TO books.

Tomato Canning Tips and Tricks

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Today is an amazing day in the garden and kitchen. After putting up about 10 pounds of tomatoes I grew this year I feel accomplished. In this post I want to share some tips on how I successful preserve my tomatoes. You will find links to hot bath canning techniques I use and more.

3 Perfect Raised Bed Tomato Plants

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In this post I am sharing 3 perfect for raised bed tomato plants. I grew these as starter plants in the last growing season and absolutely enjoy them. In fact, one of the plants I grow from seed this spring for 2023.

Raised Bed Revolution By Tara Nolan

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In this post I share a video and many take away tips about the book ‘Raised Bed Revolution’ by Tara Nolan. This publication review covers build it, fill it and plant it information that allows you to grow most anywhere.

How to Start Your Own Creative Website

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One of the most rewarding things about being online is having my own space. In this post, I will share with you a few tips

The Orchid Handbook Book Review

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It is the perfect time of year to start growing something indoors. Whether you already have orchids indoors or just picked one up locally I have the book for you. In this post you will find my personal book review featuring the Orchid Handbook by Michael Tibbs.