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Don’t Waste Your Winter Rain

Don’t Waste Your Winter Rain

Winter rain can feel like a gift — especially in areas that rely on it — but rain on its own doesn’t build a thriving garden. The real difference lies in what happens after the rain falls.

Too often, water runs off, drains away too quickly, or disappears before your soil has had a chance to truly benefit from it. Healthy soil should act like a sponge — holding onto moisture and releasing it slowly over time. And winter is the perfect season to start building that kind of system into your garden.

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HELP! Cats in my veggie beds!

HELP! Cats in my veggie beds!

Cats can be wonderful companions, but when they start digging up your vegetable beds, using them as litter boxes, or trampling delicate plants, they become a gardener’s challenge. Fortunately, there are humane and effective ways to keep cats away from your veggie...

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