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S10E31 Fall seed saving, Fall galic planting, Guest Pamela Hubbard Garden Q&A- The Gardening with Joey and Holly Radio Show

Posted on August 3, 2026

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This entry was posted in Podcasts and tagged backyard gardening, bi annuals, Boston, corn, cucumbers, fall garlic, fall vegetables to plant, garden talk radio, garden tips, gardening with children, hard neck garlic, how to garden, Joey and Holly garden show, organic, p.h meter, Pamela Hubbard, planting, planting garlic, pumpkin seeds, salem radio network, seed saving this fall, soft neck garlic, tomatoes seeds, vegetable gardening, vegetables gardening, What is a cottage garden, WI, Wisconsin, zone 5, zone 6.

Take out trays and more composting tips- Straight to the point

Posted on August 16, 2020 Updated on August 10, 2020

This entry was posted in Straight to the Point and tagged boxes, composting, corn, garden, home composting, how to compost, out of the box, packing, shredded paper, straight to the point, take out trays.

Wilting squash are they okay? – First Garden New Garden

Posted on July 17, 2020 Updated on July 14, 2020

This entry was posted in First Garden New Gardener and tagged corn, cruel, first garden, hot days, how to garden, new gardener, relax, squash, squash vine bore, urban gardening, watering, wilting leaves, Wisconsin, zone 5 a.

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