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Leeks are a cool-season allium prized for their sweet, mild onion flavor. Harvesting at the right time and with proper technique ensures tender stalks and peak taste. With over 30 years of hands-on leek-growing experience in raised beds and mounded rows, I’ve learned how timing and care make all the difference. Here’s how to harvest leeks for the best flavor while keeping your c...
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I have moved to a new house and I’m getting my garden and lawn done. I want some ideas on the outdoor drainage and garden plumbing. I will be growing carrots and tomatoes so will a sprinkler system be alright? It seems that the backyard gets clogged with rain, so what kind of an outdoor drainage do you suggest?
I’m in a freestanding home in Marrickville with a small lawn, mixed natives, and a narrow veggie strip. It’s late September, so everything’s waking up after winter, and the last week brought gusty nor’easters that dried the beds faster than I expected. I work full-time and can’t keep up with mowing, edging, and pruning the grevilleas before they get leggy. I’m trying to plan cos...
