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What Causes Black Spots on Tomato Leaves?

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Black spots on tomato leaves are a telltale sign of septoria leaf spot. Learn how to identify this disease, what causes it, and how to prevent it from taking over your garden.

Tomato Leaf Curl: What Causes It & How to Prevent It

| Vegetables

Learn how to identify this common tomato problem, the main causes of leaf curling, and how to fix it.

How to Deal with Blossom End Rot on Tomatoes

| Vegetables

When blossom end rot causes a mushy, sunken spot on the bottom of ripening tomatoes, the damaged fruit can’t be saved, but these tips will help protect the rest of your crop.

Basics of Permaculture Gardening

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Learn four simple ways to incorporate earth-friendly practices of permaculture in your garden.

Can I Grow Garlic in Minnesota?

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Find out how to successfully grow garlic in northern gardens here!

How to Grow Spinach

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For gardeners eager to start in spring and reluctant to quit in fall, spinach is the ideal "shoulder season" crop. With a range of varieties, there's a spinach for every garden! Learn how to grow it here.

At War with Squash Bugs

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Commiserate with me about how squash bugs are wreaking havoc on my vegetable garden... again!

6 Types of Peppers to Grow

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There's a colorful world of flavors, shapes and sizes to try for sweet and hot peppers! Here are some of my favorite pepper varieties to grow in the garden.

Tips for Growing Peppers

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Love sweet and hot peppers? Try these tips for growing peppers to get a bumper crop in your garden this year!

Your Handy Guide to Vegetable Harvesting | How to Pick at the Right Time

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Not sure when is the best time to harvest different vegetables? Check out our handy guide to learn about the signs of ripeness (and overripeness!) to pick vegetables at their peak.

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