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Grow with KARE: Do rocks improve drainage?

Grow with KARE: Do rocks improve drainage?

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Grow with KARE: Do rocks improve drainage?

It turns out, the idea that rocks improve drainage in a pot is a myth. In fact, they may do the opposite.

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Grow with KARE: Plant a moon garden

Just like some of us, there are pollinators that work the night shift! And to support them you need a moon garden filled with flowers that bloom at night.
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Grow with KARE: Seed starting do's and don'ts

Gardeners are planting veggie and flower seeds indoors that will eventually be planted outside. Bobby and Laura have a do's and don'ts list to ensure success.
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Grow with KARE: Edible flowers to grow in your garden

Try mixing some of these into salad, soup or your favorite cocktail for a fun garnish.

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