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Prune out the crossing branches

Easy Fruit Tree Pruning Tips

[really_simple_share] by Robert Kourik – Guest blogger extraordinaire.  Robert is an expert on all things in the edible landscape. Here is an…

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How to Keep Birds from Eating Your Seedlings

[really_simple_share] by Avis Licht   We love the birds in our garden, but we don’t love how they eat the young seedlings….

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Windbreaks for your Edible Landscape

[really_simple_share] by Robert Kourik, guest blogger extraordinaire! You can control the wind to keep your house warmer in the winter by blocking…

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New plantings in the spring garden

How to Get Ready for the Spring Garden

[really_simple_share] by Avis Licht  –     Early Spring is the time for gardeners to get ready for their early vegetable garden.Here…

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Mint in the garden

Mint – The Most Wonderful and (arguably) Most Annoying Herb

by Avis Licht                     Mints are quite possibly the easiest, most useful and…

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Strawberry

How to Grow Delicious Strawberries for your Edible Landscape

by Avis Licht I recently wrote about fruits that you can grow in small yards. At the top of the list was…

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When to Sow and When NOT to Sow Seeds in the Edible Landscape

[really_simple_share] by Avis Licht There are times when sowing seed is the best way to start your plants, and times when you…

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Raised beds

Raised Beds in Your Edible Garden

[really_simple_share] By Avis Licht Raised beds have many advantages.  They  provide better drainage,  better access, better plant growth and reduced soil compaction. …

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Pruning a deciduous fruit tree

Some Very Simple Pruning Advice for Fruit Trees

[really_simple_share] by Avis Licht Fruit trees give better harvests with good pruning techniques.  That said, most people are worried about pruning their…

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sowing seeds

How to Sow Seed for your Vegetable Garden

by Avis Licht Seeds, though small in size are a force of nature.  They carry the future in their tiny form. All…

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Ripe kiwifruit

Kiwis in Your Edible Landscape

Kiwis seem exotic, but they grow in many climates. They are fast growing, luscious and need plenty of room to grow on…

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Frost on strawberries

What Frost Will Do to Your Edible Landscape

by Avis Licht   Some plants actually like a bit of frost. Knowing what to plant for the winter garden will help…

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