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When to Cover Tomatoes: Night Temps for Fruit Set & Survival

June 10, 2025

Table of Contents Decoding Tomato Cold Sensitivity: Critical Temperature Thresholds Why Tomatoes Hate the Cold: A Quick Science Explainer Protecting the Young: Temperature…

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When to Plant Bermuda Seed (And IF You Even Should)

June 10, 2025

Table of Contents Timing is Everything: When to Plant Bermuda Grass Seed The Golden Rule: Soil Temperature for Bermuda Seed Germination (65°F+) Optimal…

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When to Plant Lavender Seeds: Stratification & How-To Guide

June 10, 2025

Table of Contents Getting Started: Understanding Lavender and When to Plant Your Seeds Lavender’s Essential Needs: Sun, Soil, and Drainage Why Planting Time…

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Where to Plant a Fig Tree: Sun, Soil & Cold Climate Success

June 10, 2025

Table of Contents Key Factors for Perfect Fig Tree Placement Maximizing Sunlight: How Many Hours Do Figs Really Need? The Importance of Well-Drained…

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Potato Plant at 90 Days: Why It Flowers Early & What To Do

June 10, 2025

Table of Contents Understanding Your Potato Plant’s Journey: The 90-Day Countdown Key Growth Stages: Seed Potato to Sprout (First 30 Days) Mid-Growth Milestones:…

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Potato Height at 90 Days: Early Flowering & Heat Stress Guide

June 10, 2025

Table of Contents Potato Plant Growth: What to Expect by 90 Days A Quick Look at Potato Plant Growth Milestones What Determines How…

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Can You Plant Peonies in Pots? Yes! Your Ultimate Guide

June 10, 2025

Table of Contents Yes, You Can Grow Peonies in Pots! Understanding the Essentials The Big Question Answered: Peonies CAN Thrive in Containers! Pots…

Can You Water Plants With Distilled Water? Pros, Cons & Facts

June 10, 2025

Table of Contents The Straight Answer: Can You Water Plants with Distilled Water? The Short Answer: Yes, but with Caveats Quick Look: Benefits…

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Do Tomato Plants Come Back? Overwintering vs Volunteers

June 10, 2025

Table of Contents The Truth About Tomato Lifecycles: Perennial Nature vs. Annual Cultivation Are Tomatoes Perennial or Annual? Unpacking the Basics The Role…

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Do Tomato Plants Come Back? Overwintering vs. Volunteers

June 10, 2025

Table of Contents Tomato Plants: Annuals, Perennials, or Something In-Between? What Do ‘Annual’ and ‘Perennial’ Really Mean for Your Garden? The Tropical Origins…