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What to Plant NOW!

Fall planting season is upon us! Even though the mercury’s still over 100F in Austin, September’s a comparatively busy month for gardeners. Now’s the time to eat the rest of your cantaloupe (above) and...

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in.gredients Big Dig – Water Conscious Gardening Workshop

Overview Join us for a special event led by Paige Hill of Urban Patchwork Neighborhood Farms and Lauren Welker of in.gredients as we learn by installing two different water-conscious methods of...

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in.stalling the garden

Things are off to a great start at the in.gredients store garden! We completed the hugelkultur beds and planted some tomatoes, basil, hot peppers, sweet peppers, purple tomatillos, zucchini, Thai...

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Ollas: Throwback to Old Gardening Ways

The ancient practice of olla irrigation is one of the best water-conscious methods to water your garden – and perfect for gardeners who can’t water frequently. First introduced in North America by...

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Seed of the Day :: Borage

Borage (Borago officinalis) is a culinary and medicinal herb native to the Mediterranean, which means (in most cases) it’s well suited for Central Texas. Annual Category: Herb Size: 2-3 feet H x 1-2...

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Seed of the Day :: Ali Baba Watermelon

Ali Baba Watermelon (Citrullus lanatus) is quite possibly one of the best watermelons we’ve ever had. Originating in Iraq, this watermelon can survive the brutal Texas summer sun – thanks to its pale...

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Garden Day Recap and Kale Smoothie Recipe

Thank you to everyone who came out on Sunday for our workday in celebration of our garden’s third anniversary. We repaired a number of our raised beds and planted two varieties of sweet potatoes....

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