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    September Garden Calendar For The Low Desert.

    August 31, 2020 / 0 Comments

    We finally made it through the desert summer here in Phoenix. The temps are starting to slowly cool down which means it is time to get planting. This is the best time to start most of your cool-season crops here in the valley. We created this detailed September Garden Calendar for the Low Desert as your fall planting reference guide. There are so many crops you can plant this month and not enough garden space! New garden beds may be in our future.

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    How to Start A Worm Business From Home

    August 7, 2020 / 0 Comments

    Worm farming is on the rise. For about 8 years I operated a small worm from up in Washington State. For me, it was not a dream business that I was trying to pursue. If you had asked me a few years before, what I wanted to do for a living, that would never have crossed my mind. It just sort of happened. And I lOVED every moment of it! Now I will help you figure out how to start your own worm business from home. How I Got Started Selling Worms My love of gardening took me down a winding rabbit hole of ways to create an organically rich…

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    August 4, 2020 / 0 Comments

    Moringa is one of our favorite trees to grow here in the desert. They are low maintenance, drought-tolerant, and a great source of vitamins and minerals. The entire tree is edible from its roots to its leaves, flowers, and pods. In this new post we are going to go over how to make your own Moringa Powder.

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  • JULY Harvest Totals for a small backyard farm
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    August 3, 2020 / 0 Comments

    July in Phoenix is HOT HOT HOT! The temperatures have been regularly hovering over 105 degrees this month. So how does the hot weather affect the garden? See what we harvested in our backyard garden in July. I have to admit, July IS NOT my favorite time of year to be gardening here in phoenix. Unfortunately, we lost a few plants this month to both heat and pests. I will be the first to admit, this year has been a tough transition year for the garden. It is 2020 after all, and even the garden is not getting a break from the chaos this year. Sometimes you win, sometimes you…

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    July 28, 2020 / 0 Comments

    One of the best parts about gardening is getting closer to nature. Not only do you learn about what plants you can grow in your garden, but you also start to notice the plants and weeds that grow in your area. A wise friend of mine once told me that a weed is just a plant in the wrong place. There are a variety of “weeds” that are useful in your kitchen as well as your medicine cabinet. Do you want to learn how to identify medicinal plants in your backyard?

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    June 30, 2020 / 0 Comments

    It is heating up here in the Arizona desert, but it is not too late to plant your garden. There are loads of heat-loving plants that thrive in this scorching heat. See what to plant in your Arizona Low Desert Garden in July. Get Your July Printable Garden Guide * indicates required Email Address * FRUIT TO PLANT IN JULY: Cantaloupe If you think you missed your chance to grow some juicy cantaloupe in your garden, think again! Cantaloupe can be planted near Phoenix for most of the summer. Varieties: Charentais Cantaloupe – Heirloom Hale’s Best Jumbo Cantaloupe/Muskmelon Melon Seeds –Organic, Heirloom Hearts of Gold Cantaloupe/Muskmelon Melon Seeds – Organic,…

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    How to grow cantaloupe in your summer garden

    June 18, 2020 / 0 Comments

    Cantaloupe is one of those love it or hate it type fruits. However, when it comes to growing in the summer heat, it is one of the easiest fruits to grow in the low desert of Arizona. Do you want to grow cantaloupe in your summer garden? Follow along and learn how to grow and harvest Cantaloupe. Cantaloupe throughout time The cantaloupe you are used to seeing at the store is actually a muskmelon species (Cucumis melo). Cantaloupe has been around since the 18th century. It was named after Cantaloupo, an Italian city near Rome. However, the fruit seems to have originated in Armenia. Although they are commonly known these days…

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    What did I grow on 1/4 acre in May?

    June 12, 2020 / 0 Comments

    Yardibles is located on a little less than a quarter-acre lot, with some of the land in an HOA governed front yard. With over 9 garden beds and other planting areas in the backyard, I thought I would share with you what I grow each month in this 1/4 acre backyard garden. You can grow a nice garden on a 1/4 of an acre! Over the past couple of months, I have been recording my garden harvests daily. I track each item by weight -in ounces then I convert it to pounds. I created a great harvest tracking spreadsheet to keep track of everything that makes it into the house.…

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    June 11, 2020 / 0 Comments

    Summer is here, at least here in Arizona. Temps have been a cool 100 degrees and rising. This is the time that we love to head up north to cooler parts of the state to get outdoors, hike, camp, and BBQ. One of my family’s all-time favorite side dishes in the summer is my Easy Homemade Coleslaw recipe. The History of Coleslaw Did you know that Coleslaw got its start in the 18th Century? It was a Dutch food originally named “koolsla”, meaning Cabbage Salad. One of the original recipes for this popular summertime dish included cabbage, melted butter, vinegar, and oil. However, on the most popular ingredients for this…

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    May 29, 2020 / 0 Comments

    Here in the desert, the heat is starting to come on. Today it may reach 110 degrees and it is only the end of May. But don’t dispair, there is still time to get your summer garden started. You just need to know what are the best seeds to plant for each month. I have put together a list of what to plant in your desert garden in June. FRUIT TO PLANT IN JUNE: Cantaloupe: If you have ever grown your own cantaloupe, you will know how much flavor it has compared to store-bought varieties. One of my favorite varieties to grow is the Charentais Cantaloupe variety. We have grown…

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