Battling Slugs

Natural Ways to Get Rid of Slugs in Your Garden Slugs are among the most frustrating pests for gardeners, especially in the damp climates of the Pacific Northwest, where they thrive. By April, they begin attacking seedlings and can remain a nuisance throughout the summer and fall. Fortunately, it’s possible to control them without relying […]
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How to Improve Seed Germination by Unlocking Dormancy

Have you ever planted flower seeds only to see little or no sprouting? Why not try cold stratification to help germinate your seeds. This simple technique mimics winter conditions that trigger germination in many perennials, native plants, and trees. By exposing seeds to cold and moist conditions for a set period, you can break dormancy […]
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Borage: A Natural Liquid Fertilizer

Borage (Borago officinalis), known affectionately as starflower or bee’s bread, is not just a picturesque addition to your garden but a powerhouse of benefits waiting to be tapped. Among its lesser-known utilities lies its prowess as a cost-effective and simple liquid fertilizer, offering a natural boost to your plants’ vitality and growth. Understanding Borage Borage […]
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