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12 Large Indoor Plants for Your Home
12 Large Indoor Plants for Your Home
A new purchase is always a big decision, especially if it’s on the more costly side. But for many gardeners, houseplants are crucial in a home.  Most gardeners seek houseplants that accomplish the basics: they look good and do their...
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Growing Tomato Vines: Trellises or Cages?
Growing Tomato Vines: Trellises or Cages?
My fellow gardeners, are you conflicted on whether to use trellises and cages for growing your tomato vines? This has been my dilemma as well in the past. Trellises are often the superior choice for indeterminate varieties in space-constrained gardens,...
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Holiday Food Scraps You Can Regrow in Raised Garden Beds
Holiday Food Scraps You Can Regrow in Raised Garden Beds
Holiday cooking means lots of ingredients going in and out of the kitchen, and while this is a great time to save scraps for the compost bin, some of those scraps create more than leftovers, they become planting material. Many...
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Christmas Leftovers You Can Compost
Christmas Leftovers You Can Compost
Around Christmas time, it seems like we are constantly doing trash runs. The garbage fills up fast, and it can feel overwhelming to keep up with it all. But here’s the good news: with a little organization and teamwork at...
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Is it Worth Planting for Winter Interest?
Is it Worth Planting for Winter Interest?
One front most people are united on is their hatred of winter, which seems to bring nothing but slush, bitter coldness, and lethargy. Even gardeners that espouse nature find it hard to appreciate what is known as ‘winter interest.’ Many...
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Composting Chores for Kids By Ages
Composting Chores for Kids By Ages
Turning kitchen scraps and yard waste into compost is a simple routine that most kids ages 4 and up can help with. Even younger children can watch older family members work and learn by example. It doesn’t need to become...
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New Year’s Resolutions for Gardening in 2026: Grow Better, Waste Less
New Year’s Resolutions for Gardening in 2026: Grow Better, Waste Less
As the calendar turns toward 2026 my fellow growers, I’ve been evaluating my gardening progress and thinking about what I want to change next year. Gardening is all about experimentation and each season is a chance to try again, make...
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Growing Microgreens and Indoor Herb Gardens in Winter
Growing Microgreens and Indoor Herb Gardens in Winter
When the outside garden is frozen solid and daylight feels like a rumor, I bring the harvest inside - refusing to live on flavorless grocery herbs and sad greens. After years of trial and error, as well as experimenting in...
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9 Giant Cold-Hardy Succulents That Thrive Outdoors With Almost Zero Care
9 Giant Cold-Hardy Succulents That Thrive Outdoors With Almost Zero Care
Succulents don’t have to be confined to small pots and planters; they can dominate a garden landscape when you choose and care for the right ones. Large succulent plants that form dramatic rosettes or towers can transform any garden and...
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Frost-Hardy Plants to Grow in Your Winter Garden
Frost-Hardy Plants to Grow in Your Winter Garden
Winter doesn’t have to mean a dead garden. After thirty-plus seasons of pushing the limits in zone 6 (and surviving a few zone 5 accidents), I’ve got a lineup of plants that laugh at frost, sweeten up when it’s cold,...
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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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