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STORING YOUR FOOD FOR WINTER! Keep your veggie harvest in prime condition with these few handy storage tips! Air circulation is number 1! Allow good air movement around your vegetables to prevent the onset of rot. Garlic,onions, potatoes and other crops can be stored in mesh or burlap bags. Hang the bags to improve airflow around the produce and to avoid bruising. Storage tomatoes can be ripened indoors. Make sure the fruit is not touching each other. Wrap each tomato gently in newspaper and arrange them in a single layer in nursery flats. Most root crops such as carrots, beets, turnips, parsnips, etc. can stay in the ground until you’re ready touse them. If you live in an especially cold region, mulch the ground heavily to protect the crops from freezing. Once you harvest the roots cut off the tops right away. Check your veggies frequently to make sure it’s in good condition, and remove anything that shows signs of spoilage. Try drying veggies like tomatoes and peppers. Grind into powder or store whole in an air-tight container with a desiccant package.

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Pound-in Edging. Create a well defined edge in minutes

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Picked Just for You! A garden of holiday delights - Shop Now

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Garlic's Almost Gone! Don't miss out on this essential culinary and nutritious crop. Planted now and harvested next summer, it's one of the simplest and most rewarding vegetables a gardener can grow. Order now and save 15% on these exceptional garlic and specialty onion varieties: Italian Late, Susanville, Gray Shallots, and Yellow Multiplier Onions. Offer is good while supplies last. Hurry, before the garlic is going…going…GONE!

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Don't let the cold weather stop you from growing! Our indoor mushroom kits are a fun and fascinating way of producing fresh food indoors. Totally self-contained and simple to grow, the kits arrive at your door ready to grow. And, for the more adventurous mushroom gardener, try some of our varieties for outdoor cultivation with plug spawn.

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Voodoo Lily- Trick or Treat? In the spirit of Halloween, this ready-to-plant bulb produces a curiously exotic and almost macabre spring flower.

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We chose treat! 20% off orders over, Happy Halloween!

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Take Cover For Winter! Fall is officially here and many of us are cleaning out our summer gardens in preparation for the cool weather. That means there's plenty of garden space that's on its way to sitting fallow until the spring. Remember, Mother Nature hates bare ground and will gladly fill it in with her choice of plants (i.e. weeds). Take control of your empty garden space this winter, and plant a cover crop to get your soil in shape for next year's plantings.

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