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This post was most recently updated on December 14th, 2021 If you are starting your garden for the season, found yourself at the end of the season with time until your first frost, or have a spare patch of ground, there are some super quick growing vegetables that you can use to fill the space…

Last Updated on July 18, 2023 by Real Men Sow In the past few years, global restrictions confined many of us to our homes. We soon discovered that we are a society of people who need activity. Many of us began to look for ways to keep ourselves entertained during long days of solitude. There…

  Many of you no doubt have grown tired of atmospheric rivers, Nor’easter blizzards, and bomb cyclones with “sting jets” like a “scorpion’s tail descending from the sky.” I would be happy, from my perch in Kentucky, for a clean break from devastating winds and floods. On the other hand, I challenge anyone to tell…

Climate change makes my head hurt. Remedies seem insufficient and technological breakthroughs uncertain. While governments squabble, students at Berea College are re-thinking the planet’s future and working together. This year U.S. News and World Reports, in its annual college review, selected Berea College the #2 innovative college in the U.S.  It’s no surprise. Berea, in…

Last Updated on April 12, 2024 by Real Men Sow Many of our clients are curious about the most popular landscaping plants and whether they would work in their gardens. Our landscaping experts have compiled a list of 10 top-rated plants that are easy to care for and can be used as decoration in any…

One of the best fruits to forage for during the late summer and early fall in zones 5-10 are wild blackberries. In this article we will discuss how to forage not only for the blackberries themselves but for the plant too, so that you can grow these delicious, nutritious superfoods at home for free. We’ll…