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  • As gardeners, we don't plant for just ourselves or our kitchen table.

    We plant for the worms that turn our soil and leave their enriching trails. We sow and water in the beneficial nematodes that will feed on the larvae that will become pests in the summer. We plant for the beneficial predators that will populate our garden. We plant for the...

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  • St Patrick's day falls on March 17. The green cloverleaf associated with St Patrick is thought to be lucky. Gardeners should embrace it for what clover brings.

    As a green mulch in your beds, it fixes nitrogen in your soil for the summer. It will survive in shade where other ground covers won't grow easily. Clover flowers earlier than many other...

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  • Gardening consciously teaches the gardener about nurturing.

    Nurturing is most often associated with care of babies, children, holding space for our spouses or loved ones, and helping the elderly. But nurturing is a practice, a skill, an attitude of gentleness, hope, and perseverance. Once learned, gardeners will find that they can apply it...

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