Two Minutes in the Garden: Gardening Tips, Science, Myths
Leisure:Home & Garden
We always used to be able to say that there were no GMO garden seeds. That's still true in most of the world but, in the U.S., gardeners can now buy seeds for the genetically engineered, high-antioxidant Purple Tomato.
NEW FROM Empress of Dirt: What to Know Before Reusing Old Potting Mix
Are Today's Fruits and Vegetables Less Nutritious?
Does Garden-Grown Produce Have A High Carbon Footprint?
Does Touching Soil Make Us Happier?
Do Gardeners Need Crop Rotation?
Plant Nutrients (Part 4): "Up, Down, All Around" and the Phosphorus Myth
Plant Nutrients (Part 3): The Trouble with Balanced Fertilizers
Plant Nutrients (Part 2): What Do NPK Labels Mean?
Plant Nutrients (Part 1): What You Need to Know
Mushrooms: Friends or Foes in the Garden?
Is Soap Safe to Use in the Garden?
Composting (Part 4): How Much Compost is Too Much?
Composting (Part 3): What to Add and What to Avoid
Composting (Part 2): Simpler Than it Sounds
Compost: The Most Valuable Organic Matter for Your Soil
Humus: What Is It and Why It Matters
Plants in Water: A Balancing Act
No Mow May: Does It Really Help Pollinators?
How Frogs Benefit Your Garden -- And How to Attract Them
Fast-Growing Cool-Weather Crops for Spring
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