We're in the thick of harvest season, and if you're like us you've got tomato ketchup in the slow cooker, green salsa on the stove, and a freezer full of peas, greens, peppers... oh and did we mention the grated zucchini?!
(In the spirit of full disclosure we may or may not also have a garden full of weeds right now, but hey the plants are still producing!)
While we're enjoying the garden bounty and throwing our hands in the air with the weeds, we've also just rolled out the biggest feature launch in Planter history!
We've released several new, top-requested features to make planning and tracking your garden in Planter easier than ever:
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Check out our newest podcast episode where Peter demonstrates the new features in Planter and we (Peter, Milan, and Erin) talk about putting our fall garden plans into action. We also tackle a viewer question on managing squirrel damage in the garden.
Growing Guide Highlights
If you have any interest in the world of herbalism, you’ve more than likely come across tinctures. Tinctures are also known as herbal extracts that are liquid-based, most often using alcohol, but sometimes glycerin. In this article, Samantha teaches us about the various methods for making herbal tinctures and how to make your own!
Traditional composting in a heap or rotating bin is excellent; however, if you want to give an area of your garden a head start or improve a particularly unproductive patch, trench composting might be worth considering.
You may have noticed that after a good rainfall, your garden seems to go through a growth spurt. In this article, we’ll look at the differences between rainwater and irrigation water, and how to mimic some of the benefits of a good soaking rain.
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