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Companion Planting: What Actually Works in a Small Vegetable Garden
vegetables-herbs Nov 1, 2026

Companion Planting: What Actually Works in a Small Vegetable Garden

Posted on 11/01/2026 by samantha

Companion planting helps most through pest confusion, trap cropping, and pollinator habitat. Reliable pairs: basil with tomatoes, carrots with onions, marigolds and nasturtiums as trap crops, plus a bloom border. Pet-safe notes included.

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When to Harvest Basil So the Plant Keeps Producing
vegetables-herbs Oct 31, 2026

When to Harvest Basil So the Plant Keeps Producing

Posted on 10/31/2026 by samantha

Start harvesting basil at 6 to 8 inches tall and pinch the top tip above a leaf pair every 7 to 10 days. Removing flower buds keeps the leaves sweet and the plant branching for months instead of bolting.

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Raised Bed Soil: What to Fill It With and What to Avoid
vegetables-herbs Oct 31, 2026

Raised Bed Soil: What to Fill It With and What to Avoid

Posted on 10/31/2026 by samantha

Fill a raised bed with about one-third screened topsoil, one-third finished compost, and one-third aeration. Avoid fresh manure, uncomposted material, and cocoa hulls if you have dogs.

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Container Herb Garden: 6 Easy Herbs for a Sunny Windowsill
vegetables-herbs Oct 27, 2026

Container Herb Garden: 6 Easy Herbs for a Sunny Windowsill

Posted on 10/27/2026 by samantha

Grow a windowsill herb garden in containers with basil, mint, parsley, chives, thyme and oregano — give 6+ hours of sun, well-draining potting mix, and harvest often by snipping the tips.

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How to Start Tomato Seeds Indoors (and When to Harden Them Off)
vegetables-herbs Oct 27, 2026

How to Start Tomato Seeds Indoors (and When to Harden Them Off)

Posted on 10/27/2026 by samantha

Sow tomato seeds indoors about six weeks before your last spring frost in a sterile seed-starting mix, give 14-16 hours of bright light, then harden seedlings off over 7-10 days before planting out.

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