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If you’ve ever tried your hand at growing your own food, you may have experienced one of the most frustrating but common problems seen by gardeners: tomato rot. This annoying occurrence is a common problem for fruiting garden plants.
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Soil is made up of two main components: organic matter and minerals. Minerals in soil either come from the rock below or are moved to the area by water or wind. The minerals are identified by their texture, or the amount of clay, silt, and sand in a specific mixture.
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It's possible to enjoy the snow during the winter without worrying about the structural integrity of your sidewalk, walkway, or driveway. However, knowing how to best prevent and remove driveway ice and snow can be the difference between the longevity of your asphalt and concrete surfaces and having to pay to make repairs or even replace sections sooner than expected.
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Buying microgreen seeds from the grocery store can quickly get expensive. Growing your sprouts at home is not only more affordable, but it's also fun, easy, and offers better control of the growing conditions so you can be sure that your sprouts are organic and safe.
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Microgreens have leaves, which is a critical difference that separates them from sprouts. Like baby greens, you can eat the leaves and stems of microgreen seeds. However, baby greens must be harvested before being sold and are much larger and more developed than microgreens.
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