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Resources

  • Winterizing Figs

    Winterizing Figs

    Learn how to protect tender fig wood, preserve next year’s breba (first) crop, and set your trees up for a stronger, earlier harvest. From smart siting and heavy mulching to...

    Sam Menne |

  • Overwintering Tender Perennial Plants: Techniques & Tips

    Overwintering Tender Perennial Plants: Techniques & Tips

    Learn how to overwinter tender perennial plants in Western North Carolina. Learn tips on protecting tropicals, medicinals, and container-grown herbs like turmeric, lemongrass, rosemary, and lavender before the first hard...

    Sam Menne |

  • How to Build Healthy Soil This Fall

    How to Build Healthy Soil This Fall

    Fall is the season to feed your soil. Learn why phosphorus, potassium, and organic matter matter most now, and how amendments, compost, and cover crops set your garden up for...

    Sam Menne |

  • Saving Heirloom Tomato Seeds at Home

    Saving Heirloom Tomato Seeds at Home

    Saving heirloom tomato seeds isn’t just about next year’s harvest, it’s about preserving history, flavor, and tradition. Learn how easy it is to save your own heirloom tomato varieties. When...

    Sam Menne |

  • Sowing & Growing Sweet Potatoes

    Sowing & Growing Sweet Potatoes

    Sweet potatoes are a rewarding and resilient crop for gardeners in Western North Carolina. Whether you're growing in raised beds, containers, or mountain soil, this guide covers everything you need...

    Sam Menne |

  • Ladybugs are beneficial bugs to your garden

    Beneficial Insects for Your Garden

    Looking for natural pest control or better soil health? Discover the top beneficial insects for your North American garden, from pollinators like bees and butterflies to hardworking decomposers and pest-eaters...

    Ashley Reid |