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Start a Small Pollinator Garden for Earth Day
Start a Small Pollinator Garden for Earth Day
When we spend time in the garden, we quickly realize we are not the only ones living there. Tiny sprouts push through the soil, insects hum between flowering plants, and birds visit in search of food and shelter. It becomes...
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Growing Tulips FAQs with Answers
Growing Tulips FAQs with Answers
Tulips are one of the most popular flowers to show off, loved for the meanings they carry, from love and cheerfulness to thoughtfulness and gratitude. It’s no wonder many gardeners want to grow them indoors, in raised beds, or in...
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Hardening Off 101: Moving Seedlings Outdoors in April 
Hardening Off 101: Moving Seedlings Outdoors in April 
If you’ve been nurturing your seedlings indoors all winter, April feels like the month you’ve been waiting for. Temperatures are rising and it’s finally time to get your plants into the garden. But here’s the catch: seedlings raised indoors are...
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10 Plants That Will Kill You
10 Plants That Will Kill You
Occasionally, a report will surface of a hiker foolishly ingesting unknown mushrooms they spotted on their hike, leading to severe food poisoning, or in extreme cases, death. Plants may not be able to fight back using tooth or claw, but...
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How to Grow Morning Glories
How to Grow Morning Glories
Flowers often touted as hardy and fast-growing fall short, appearing woefully inadequate, whether due to an unassuming appearance or other faults. Many gardeners are already familiar with the sweeping clumps of coneflowers or leggy petunias wilting on the front porch. ...
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FAQs About Growing Cosmos in Planters
FAQs About Growing Cosmos in Planters
Cosmos are beautiful, low-maintenance flowers that love full sun and make great cut flowers for bouquets or garden displays. Before planting, it helps to know a few things, some varieties do better in planters, others in raised garden beds, and...
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Romantic Plants for a Cottage Garden
Romantic Plants for a Cottage Garden
English manor gardens were very enviable – they lacked the rigid formations of French formal gardens, yet displayed an exuberance like none other. Roses, hydrangeas, and wisteria spilled over terraces in luxuriant splendor. Some cottage gardens trend toward the frillier...
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Top Garden Flowers to Start from Seed in March
Top Garden Flowers to Start from Seed in March
The bane of winter is one that gardeners are well acquainted with, with its starving, icy fingers and pale ascent. But eventually, the spring months jostle into place.  When summer comes like a jolt, announcing its arrival with a bright...
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What to Do When Your Indoor Plants Get Too Leggy
What to Do When Your Indoor Plants Get Too Leggy
“Leggy” is a funny term to describe underperforming plants, but fortunately, it’s one of those terms that don’t require much difficulty to extrapolate meaning. Unfortunately, leggy plants tend to be sparse, unattractive, and floppy. The stems grow long and weak,...
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11 Exotic Asian Fruits to Try for Flavor
11 Exotic Asian Fruits to Try for Flavor
It is easy to see why Hawaii, with its oceanic blue beaches, is known as paradise on Earth, but in terms of a gastronomy experience, Malaysia is the ultimate tropical fruit paradise. The market stalls, laden with an astounding variety...
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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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