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Celebrating National Farmers Day
Celebrating National Farmers Day
As the leaves start to change color and the air gets crisp, it’s a great time to reflect on the hardworking farmers who work hard to feed us and sustain our communities. Celebrated every year on October 12th, National Farmers...
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Creepy Plants for the Spooky Season
Creepy Plants for the Spooky Season
In urban legend, there’s always this one house that’s rumored to be haunted – every forsaken neighborhood that time forgot has one. The weeds are overgrown, shadows flit from darkened windows, and a pervasive feeling of dread permeates the rotting...
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Vegetables and Fruits Used to Color and Dye Foods
Vegetables and Fruits Used to Color and Dye Foods
“Green Eggs and Ham” is a whimsical children’s show that’s also popular among adults. In the underrated Netflix show, Sam constantly pesters his curmudgeonly companion, Guy, to take a bite of his favorite dish, the titular green eggs and ham....
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National Indoor Plant Week
National Indoor Plant Week
There are certain areas, bereft of greenery, that are known as hotbeds of misery, namely the local state penitentiary – or for some students, that dreaded institution known as school.  Houseplants automatically brighten up a dull and dreary spot, yet...
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Become a Garden Maximalist
Become a Garden Maximalist
Nature can be brutal, pretty much adhering to the Darwinist philosophy ‘survival of the fittest,’ but it doesn’t skimp. In the teeming jungles of Costa Rica, orchids can be seen festooning vines, and lush carpets of greenery are slashed by...
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National Peanut Day – September 13
National Peanut Day – September 13
Who is the nuttiest person you know? That grouchy, un-fun uncle whose appearance is solely reserved for funerals? Blackbeard from Our Flag Means Death, whose maniacal laughs and frizzled beard serve as the source of nightmares to even the most...
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Planting for Extreme Weather
Planting for Extreme Weather
Tried and true tips to help your garden weather the extremes  Living in a climate in which extreme temperature swings are to be expected can make gardening quite a challenge. Do you feel that you live in a place where...
4 min read
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Transitioning Seedlings: Hardening Off and Planting in Your Raised Bed
As spring arrives and gardening season kicks into gear, many gardeners eagerly start seeds indoors to get a head start on the growing season. However, before transplanting seedlings into the garden, it's essential to acclimate them to outdoor conditions through...
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Troubleshooting Seed Germination Issues
It can be so frustrating when you have started seeds and for some reason, a certain variety or type of seed just won’t germinate for you. However, some seeds are trickier than others to start, and even some of the...
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For Better Gardens and Happier Gardening, Beware of These 8 Social Media Trends
For Better Gardens and Happier Gardening, Beware of These 8 Social Media Trends
Social media is a highlight reel: The things you see don’t always represent the entire picture or, in some cases, reality at all.  So while you can get good, thorough online gardening advice from sources who actually specialize in it,...
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About Vego

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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