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A couple of years ago we took some of our apples to Great Maine Apple Day, MOFGA's annual event...
Sheet mulching is one of my favorite methods of building a new organic garden, and today I'll...
In a combined attempt with the Michele Obama, the United States Department of Agriculture has...
One of my favorite fruits is figs - I can remember having a huge fig tree outside my bedroom...
“To put it simply—these are good people with a small, historic business, selling important...
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The school garden has gone undercover - literally! Part of our grant money was used to purchase...
Unlike most Sow It Forward grantees, the Dunbar Community Garden is now dormant. Growing season...
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