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In a small garden, the smartest midsummer choice may be removing what no longer works

A man stands next to various plants.

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Gardener says bigger blooms, better harvests can hinge on knowing what not to prune

A woman in a garden, showcasing baskets filled with vegetables.

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Country singer Emily Ann Roberts shows off a backyard harvest that just keeps growing

A close-up of green plants with large leaves and small yellow flowers in a garden setting.

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Gardener stunned by their neighbor's tomato plant pushing 100 flowers out on one stem

A woman in a gray beanie adjusts protective covers in a garden.

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Heavy rain pounded the backyard beds, but protective covers kept the veggies thriving

A woman with long, wavy hair speaks in a garden filled with vibrant green bean plants.

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She planted a dried bean soup mix in her raised bed, and now it's exploding with sprouts

Vibrant red tomatoes and small green ones growing on a leafy vine, glistening with dew in sunlight.

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Got leggy tomatoes? Bury the stems sideways, and they may grow back stronger

A man gestures in a lush vegetable garden while holding freshly harvested radishes.

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Gardener produces over 3 pounds of food from a single harvest with tiny setup

Two men sit at a table in a garden filled with colorful flowers, discussing and gesturing animatedly.

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Pro gardeners share exactly what to plant to feed a family of 4 for an entire year

A person digs in soil with a shovel, surrounded by greenery in a garden setting.

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Michigan gardener says potatoes aren't just for spring, and shows how to get a fall crop

A community garden with raised beds filled with green plants, trellises, and a wooded area in the background.

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New Jersey gardeners planted a food pantry garden in May and have already harvested 113 pounds of produce

A pile of freshly picked tomatoes.

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Missouri gardener's morning haul: wild blackberries, tomatoes, cabbage, and a 30-pound watermelon