What Does a Seed Farmer Do?
Posted - August 13, 2018
Saving seed from this year’s crop in order to sow it the following spring is a romantic idea, but most modern-day farmers don’t have
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More Than Good Looks: Try These 10 Edible Flowers
Posted - July 30, 2018
Eating flowers seems almost heretical. If plants could talk, wouldn't they say, you can look, even sniff, but please don’t chow down
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The Best Indoor Office Plants—and How to Care for Them
Posted - July 16, 2018
Having a plant or two in your office can really brighten up your space. Studies have found that keeping plants at the office leads to
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5 Reasons Getting Certified Organic Is Really Difficult
Posted - July 2, 2018
As the only government-administered label that addresses farming practices, the organic emblem is vitally important. There literally is
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The 5 Best Houseplants to Purify the Air In Your Home
Posted - June 18, 2018
House plants are seeing a resurgence. They’re taking over Instagram feeds and are the subject of millennial trend pieces. Their
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7 Reasons Why Seed Diversity Is Important
Posted - May 21, 2018
According to research conducted by National Geographic, in 1903, there were 408 distinct tomato varieties sold by commercial seed
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Seed Saving 101: 10 Things to Know If You Want to Start Saving Seeds
Posted - May 15, 2018
Beans. That’s right. If you want to start saving seeds, we recommend beans. Or peas. Why? Legumes are by far the easiest seeds to save,
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10 Smart Ways to Garden on a Budget
Posted - May 9, 2018
You don’t have to spend obscene amounts of money to grow your own food. Here are some tips for a spectacular backyard garden—without
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10 Beautiful Photos of Seeds (And Fun Facts for Each)
Posted - May 2, 2018
Sure, we’re used to appreciating the flowers, herbs, and foods that grow from seeds, but we don’t often pay tribute to a plant’s
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8 Plants That Promote Wellness
Posted - April 27, 2018
Looking to try more natural remedies? This helpful guide covers a wide swath of ailments - and many plants might already be in your
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