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What “Indeterminate Tomato” Means

In this podcast, Ellen Wells shares what it means to see 'indeterminate' on a tomato plant tag. We’re talking about indeterminate tomatoes in this edition of Just Veggies. You may recall that in the last Just Veggies we explained what the “determinate” on the plant tag means, usually in reference to tomatoes. Quick review and ...

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How Do You Fertilize Tomato Plants?

In this podcast, Ellen Wells answers the question of how to fertilize tomato plants and shares her best tips for keeping your harvest bountiful.   Let’s talk about how to fertilize tomato plants. I’ll start by saying I do a pretty poor job of fertilizing anything, not just tomatoes. I feel pretty good about myself ...

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Spring Plantlings from Ferry-Morse

In this podcasts, Ellen Wells tells us about Ferry-Morse's Spring Plantlings Collection for 40 different curated Starter Kits for culinary, ornamental and many more uses. Spring Plantlings from Ferry-Morse are the perfect alternative to seed sowing this spring. Maybe you got busy catching up on past seasons of Ted Lasso and you just didn’t get around ...

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Pressed Soil Blocks

In this podcast, Ellen Wells explains the benefits of soil blocks in your gardening. Stick to your resolution to rely less on plastic in your gardening activities and use pressed soil blocks as your “pots” instead. Save yourself from having to clean and find storage space for a bunch of plastic trays and tubs that ...

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How to Grow Broccoli

In this podcast, Ellen Wells shares her top tips for how to grow broccoli to enjoy in the garden and in the kitchen.   Last time out I mentioned that the National Garden Bureau has declared 2023 the Year of the Broccoli for the gardening organization’s edible category. While that post was about types and ...

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Broccoli Varieties

In this podcast, Ellen Wells goes over the different types of broccoli you can grow in your garden.   National Garden Bureau has declared 2023 the Year of the Broccoli for the gardening organization’s edible category. Cheers to that! While some people famously do not like broccoli, I for one say, “all the more for ...

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