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16 Harvesting Tools Every Kitchen Gardener Will Love – Practical Yet Beautiful Picks for a Easier Picking

1+ week, 17+ hour ago   (261+ words) From hardworking shears to garden gloves, make gathering from the garden easier and more enjoyable Harvesting is one of the most rewarding parts of gardening – the moment where months of planting and tending finally pay off. Whether gathering ripe vegetables…...

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creators.yahoo.com > lifestyle > story > what-to-plant-in-early-august-for-a-colorful-fall-garden-202943394.html

What to plant in early August for a colorful fall garden

3+ week, 4+ hour ago   (736+ words) It's easy to think of August as the grand finale of gardening season. My tomatoes are ripening and my culinary herb garden is overflowing. Our flowers are attracting pollinators, from bees and butterflies and I even saw a hummingbird land…...

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milwaukeenns.org > 08/04/2026 > a-new-53206-garden-tended-by-milwaukee-youths-becomes-a-safe-haven-for-self-reflection

A new 53206 garden tended by Milwaukee youths becomes a safe haven for self-reflection

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (808+ words) Last winter, a vacant lot between West Concordia Avenue and North 12th Street was buried in snow waiting to become a community garden. Now, hundreds of children from We Got This Milwaukee are spending their summer making each plot flourish and…...

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scriptype.com > 07/30/2026 > residents-love-for-perennials-grows-into-business

Residents’ love for perennials grows into business | Scriptype

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (480+ words) The deceptively compact 2 acres behind Traci Caldwell and Mike Dailey’s family home at 4900 Everett Rd. holds a mini-farm as well as Caldwell’s newly launched perennial nursery, Bath Hollow Farm and Nursery. The couple’s property already held a chicken house – whose…...