Gardening Tasks To Do in July

Sweet summertime! The garden is flourishing, kids are barefoot, and fireflies light up the evenings. Here’s a list of garden tasks we try to tackle in July. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the garden’s bounty, you’ll find some tips for keeping it simple here, too.

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A Gift from Above: 8 Ways To Use Fall Leaves

Fall is here and so are the leaves. Fall leaves in the yard can be a nuisance—something you have to clean off your yard so the grass doesn’t die. Bag ’em up and drag ’em to the curb. What a pain! At least, I used to think that way. 

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How to Make Simple Plant Markers

Results of our kid-friendly plant marker tutorial!

Add a little pizzazz to your garden with homemade plant markers you and your kids can create in just a few hours. I love art in the garden. For me, art in our garden is almost as important as the plants. I have a particular obsession for plant markers.

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How Does Your Garden Grow? A Mid-Summer Update

Raised bed and tomato container

Today, we’re sharing a quick update on our growing season here at the farm. We have successes to celebrate and notes on things to do better next time. AND we are really curious to hear how you’re doing. How is your garden this season? Tell us in the comments at the end! In spring, we posted…

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Creating Gardens That Matter

Colby and Amy in the garden

Gardens matter. Whether big or small, in containers on a balcony or rows on a farm, gardens are important. They provide food and beauty. They enrich and enhance our lives in countless ways. So, why doesn’t everyone have their own garden? We think they should. Hello, and welcome to Gardens That Matter. Thanks for stopping…

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