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How to Transform Your Suburban Backyard into a Bountiful Edible Landscape: A Comprehensive Beginner’s Guide

BySouthernSoilSunshine

Introduction: Transform Your Suburban Backyard into a Bountiful Edible Landscape Imagine stepping into your backyard—once a patch of uninspiring grass—and finding yourself surrounded by the lush, vibrant beauty of an edible paradise. Rows of fragrant rosemary sway in the breeze, golden citrus trees promise bursts of flavor, and delicate edible flowers add a painter’s palette…

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Winter Produce Growing in Zone 9: Yes, You Can!

BySouthernSoilSunshine

Did you know gardeners in USDA Zone 9 can have two growing seasons? It’s true! While others stop gardening in winter, we’re just starting with cool-season crops12. I still remember planting peas in January with my grandma. The air was crisp, the soil damp. It felt magical! Now, I’m excited to share that magic with…