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Simple Ways to Extend the Autumn Harvest with AAS Winners

Simple Ways to Extend the Autumn Harvest

By | AAS Winners, Edible Winners, Gardening Tips | 2 comments | 20 August, 2020 | 0

Just because summer comes to a close doesn’t mean the homegrown harvest has to end. Written by Niki Jabbour Savvy Gardening In my large vegetable garden, I plant new seeds and seedlings from mid-summer through early fall so that we have plenty of vegetables to harvest in autumn and even winter. And I live inRead more

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Growing Great Squash with AAS Winners in Your Garden - Tips and tricks for the best - All-America Selections

Growing Great Squash

By | AAS Winners, Edible Winners, Gardening Tips | 2 comments | 23 July, 2020 | 0

From seed to harvest, learn the secrets to growing a bumper crop of delicious summer and winter squash. Summer and winter squash are crops that offer huge payback. They’re both easy to grow, fairly low maintenance, and there are so many delicious varieties to try. Summer squash plants yield tender fruits all summer long whileRead more

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9 AAS Winning Herbs to grow in your garden - All-America Selections

Nine Great AAS Winning Herbs for Your Garden

By | AAS Winners, Edible Winners | 0 comment | 16 July, 2020 | 1

Growing herbs in the garden is a rewarding and exciting prospect for many reasons. Written by Mark Dwyer Landscape Prescriptions by MD Of course, the convenience and value of fresh herbs from the garden can help us expand our culinary explorations and there is nothing better than those “homegrown” herbs and edibles picked fresh rightRead more

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Summer Essential - 7 essential tasks for your raised bed garden - All-America Selections

Summer essentials: How to care for a raised bed vegetable garden

By | AAS Winners, Edible Winners, Gardening Tips | 0 comment | 24 June, 2020 | 0

The key to a high-yielding raised bed vegetable garden is to grow healthy plants. Vegetable plants that are provided with plenty of sun, consistent moisture, and a steady supply of nutrients are more likely to produce a heavy crop. The great thing about gardening in raised beds is that they offer so many advantages toRead more

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Dolce Fresca - In The Spotlight - AAS Winners

In the Spotlight: Dolce Fresca Basil

By | AAS Winners, Edible Winners | 0 comment | 18 June, 2020 | 0

If there was an AAS category for an edible plant with ornamental value, this AAS Winner would fit that classification. Dolce Fresca (“Sweet Freshness”) produces sweet tender leaves that outshone the comparison varieties while maintaining an attractive, compact shape that’s both versatile and beautiful. Use the leaves as you would any Genovese basil and itRead more

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Speedy crops that are ready to harvest in less than 60 days!

Homegrown Vegetables in Two Months or Less!

By | AAS Winners, Edible Winners | 2 comments | 20 May, 2020 | 0

Speedy crops that are ready to harvest in less than 60 days! Written by Niki Jabbour Savvy Gardening After the vegetable garden has been prepped and planted, waiting for the harvest is the hardest part. But you can cut the waiting time by growing speedy crops. There are many vegetables that are quick to grow,Read more

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Tiny Tomatoes - The best cherry and small-fruited tomatoes to grow in garden beds and containers - All-America Selections Winners

Tiny Tomatoes

By | AAS Winners, Edible Winners, Gardening Tips | 0 comment | 6 March, 2020 | 0

The best cherry and small-fruited tomatoes to grow in garden beds and containers Written by Niki Jabbour Savvy Gardening I was recently asked about my favorite small-fruited tomato varieties and as I began to list them off, I realized that most of them are All-America Selection winners! From Celano to Midnight Snack, Fantastico to FireRead more

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New AAS Winning Tomato Varieties to Grow in Your Garden - All-America Selections

Amazing New Tomatoes for Your Garden

By | AAS Winners, Edible Winners | 2 comments | 8 January, 2020 | 0

Amazing and Delicious New Tomato Varieties for Your Garden What is your favorite vegetable to grow? If you’re like most gardeners, tomatoes are at the top of the list. It’s understandable because a fresh-picked tomato tastes a million times better than any purchased at a large volume grocery store. So whether you want small yellowRead more

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7 Tips for Preventing Garden Diseases - All-America Selections

7 Tips for Preventing Garden Diseases

By | AAS Winners, Edible Winners, Gardening Tips | 0 comment | 17 May, 2018 | 0

It can be so disheartening when you spend your time and money dreaming of a bountiful harvest only to have the plants succumb prematurely to disease. Here are 7 tips to make sure your garden is filled with healthy, happy plants!   1)  Plant newer varieties that have been bred for disease resistance (see AAS WinnersRead more

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Grow Foodie Trends in Your Garden with AAS Winners - Grow All-America Winners and know that your garden will grow! #garden #vegetablegardening #foodtrends

Food Trends for the Foodie Garden

By | AAS Winners, Edible Winners, Recipes | 3 comments | 23 January, 2018 | 0

2018 Food Trends to Grow in Your Garden We are often asked to speak about food and gardening trends to Master Gardeners and home gardeners and it just happens to be one of our favorite topics. Sometimes, depending on the group, we might even call it “Snob Factor” gardening because who doesn’t like to impress theirRead more

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