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Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener It's been so exciting to hear from people all over the world who have recently discovered MIgardener in their search for top-notch gardening advice!…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener  Gardening is contagious. Some people are born into it, but (now more than ever in the MIgardener community), most people have a love of…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener  We all have at least one friend who gardens wherever/whenever possible, even in the dead of winter. The one who can’t seem to stop…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener As I look out of the front window of the MIgardener store and peek over the top of my computer screen, I am met…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener As an avid gastronome, the fact that there are over 15,000 different varieties of tomatoes in the world is thrilling to me. I know…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener Hello MIgardener family! After a busy season at the storefront and the first official day of fall behind us, it's time for me to…

There is a lot of concern about where our food comes from. Now, people want to know where their seeds come from. How can we feel confident in our own…

Written by - Luke from MIgardener A weed is only classified as an unwanted plant. The weed killer industry has made a fortune by making these plants out to be…

This is a question I get a lot on the MIgardener YouTube page. I get asked, "Why are my plants in my patio (or rooftop) garden not attracting any honeybees?" The answer is simple. Honeybees…

Kind of seems like a weird concept to think about, but it is true. The diversity of a garden has scientifically been proven to be the best control method for…

                                                           TOMATO…

I have been growing in a home made grow tower that I constructed for $6. The benefts are so impressive that I thought I would make a blog post on…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener A whole world of gardening inspiration can be found today, but few can match the wild grace of the french kitchen garden (potager). This…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener  Cold season is upon us; you might already be fighting one as you read this! If that's the case for you: look no further.…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener  It's winter, and in the midwest that means one thing: d.i.y. season. If you live in a wintery northern region, it can be difficult…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener  Garden themed weddings are a thing! Who knew? From bouquets to centerpieces, people are translating their love for gardening into inspirations for their big…

Mrs. MIgardener here!  We are excited to share with you a series of blogs to help you design the garden of your dreams. I look forward to sharing our growing…

   Apple Pie Inside Apple    This recipe is not only optional gluten free, but it is vegan, vegetarian, low fat, low sugar, and personal! This thanksgiving wow your guests,…

DIY Fruit & Veg Wash We can't always grow everything we would like to grow, sometimes it is not in season, other times it is not possible to be grown…

DIY GARDEN STAMP  The garden stamp is a great tool for ensuring even spacing between plants when direct seeding, and it also ensures proper seed depth. I set out to devise…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener  Happy September, everybody! In preparation for the cold season, today, we will take note of these six essential gardening jobs for your fall to-do…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener Being a plant parent is no joke. No matter the plant type or variety, if you master these tips, you are guaranteed to have…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener The fall garden is often the forgotten treasure of the home gardener. Especially for beginners who might not be aware that a fall garden…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener Container gardening is the perfect go-to for beginner and veteran gardeners alike. Every form of gardening from the container raised bed, or in-ground has…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener  Don't overlook pruning! Pruning is often sidelined by beginners, but professional gardeners have perfected it with years of practice. Beginners might be worried about…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener  In order to get the absolute best results out of your garden, there are a few practices you can put into place which we…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener In this interesting and slightly strange place where we find ourselves in history, let's not forget the quiet refuge that is present in the…

Written by – Kaitlynn from MIgardener This blog series is written primarily for our northern dwelling readers. In recent weeks, we have been laying out a few of the foundational…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener This new blog series is written primarily for our northern dwelling readers. In recent weeks, we have been laying out a few of the…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener Inspired by one of our most recent videos, this post is especially written with northern gardeners in mind! The varieties mentioned in this post…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener  This new blog series is written primarily for our northern dwelling readers. In the next few weeks, we will be laying out a few…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener  This new blog series is written primarily for our northern dwelling readers. In the next few weeks, we will be laying out a few…

Written by – Kaitlynn from MIgardener Garlic planting season is fast approaching. No matter your region, homegrown garlic is much cheaper and far more nutritious. Grocery stores normally sell one…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener There's no doubt that potatoes are the most loved vegetable in the world. Rich in fiber and potassium, and cooked in a myriad of…

Written by – Kaitlynn from MIgardener Peppers are easy to grow, but until you’ve grown them successfully, you won't know how easy it can be because of the handful of…

Written by - Kaitlynn from MIgardener Peas are one of my favorite veggies to grow. They're easy to grow, delicious, and whimsically beautiful. There is a huge variety of choices…