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Irrigation Tips for the Summer Season
Irrigation Tips for the Summer Season
Gardening in the summer season can turn into a balancing act surprisingly fast. One week your tomatoes look perfect, and the next they’re drooping. Cucumbers dry out overnight, and all of a sudden, you’re watering more often than you expected....
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How to Grow Watermelon and Cantaloupe Vertically
How to Grow Watermelon and Cantaloupe Vertically
When gardeners think about growing watermelons or cantaloupes, they imagine sprawling vines taking over half the garden. That's how I used to grow them too. By August, the vines would creep into pathways, smother crops, and make harvesting feel like...
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Raised Bed Layouts for Summer Harvests: How to Grow More
Raised Bed Layouts for Summer Harvests: How to Grow More
Summer gardening always starts with good intentions. A few tomatoes here, some cucumbers there, maybe a pepper plants too. Then midsummer arrives, and suddenly there are zucchinis blocking pathways, the tomatoes are crowding the basil, and you can barely move...
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Tomato Problems in May (And How to Tackle Them Before Summer)
Tomato Problems in May (And How to Tackle Them Before Summer)
May is when tomato season starts feeling real. Seedlings are finally in the ground, temperatures are warming up, and those small plants suddenly begin putting on growth almost overnight. But May is also when tomato problems start showing up. One...
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Gardening Gifts for Mom on Mother’s Day
Gardening Gifts for Mom on Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day and gardening season arrive at just the right time. This is a time when garden beds are waking up, seedlings are ready to grow, and the whole garden feels full of life. This makes it one of the...
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The Great Crunch: Should You Eat Cicadas?
The Great Crunch: Should You Eat Cicadas?
To most people, adding cicadas into a pizza seems like the pinnacle of bad decisions, surpassing anchovies and pineapples, the usual suspects. If a coworker offers you a pizza slice topped with cicadas, you might want to question their sanity....
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Square Foot Gardening: How to Maximize a 4×8 Bed for Spring
Square Foot Gardening: How to Maximize a 4×8 Bed for Spring
If you’ve got a single 4×8 raised bed and big spring gardening plans, square foot gardening is one of the easiest ways to grow more food without overcrowding your plants. Instead of guessing spacing or planting in long rows, you...
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Vegetables You Can Propagate from Scraps
Vegetables You Can Propagate from Scraps
In an era where sensationalizing content is a guaranteed way to boost engagement and monetization, it’s becoming increasingly challenging to distinguish between what’s reality and what’s unrealistic expectation. Those lush trees that sprout from seeds within weeks hardly seem feasible,...
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Unusual Fruits to Try from Around the World
Unusual Fruits to Try from Around the World
When it comes to fruits, few venture outside their comfort zone of the usual suspects – apples, oranges, strawberries, and grapes. But every once in a while, you may come across a selection of exotic fruits at the local supermarket....
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How to Eat Dragon Fruit: Ways and Benefits
How to Eat Dragon Fruit: Ways and Benefits
You may have encountered some version of this problem with a variety of exotic fruits: you have the raw specimen in hand but are unsure of its consumption. Many people have stared at a fresh dragon fruit, hefting its scaly...
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At Vego Garden, our goal is to redefine Raised Garden Beds. The company was founded with the goal of launching a modular metal garden bed system with a 20+ year life expectancy, utilizing eco-friendly metal materials instead of cutting down trees. We emphasize innovative design and high quality with our products. The name vego carries the spirit of DIY modular raised beds suitable for growing vegetables.

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