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An organic no-till garden in South Carolina
Rodger Winn and his wife Karen grow seeds for Southern Exposure, as well as vegetables for themselves and for a local market, in their 1.25-acre garden in Little Mountain, South Carolina. On our recent trip to the Carolina Farm Stewardship … Continue reading
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Extend your pepper season and preserve peppers
Last night at about 11:30 Ken alerted me that the forecasted low for our area was 36 degrees, meaning that we could easily get a light frost. At midnight the two of us headed out to our gardens with a … Continue reading
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Winter Squash as Summer Squash
Your winter squash plants may be ready to provide you with a second vegetable you didn’t expect – summer squash. Last year we cut up, stir-fried and ate a young, tender fruit from our friends’ seed crop of Seminole winter … Continue reading
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