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While I would love to believe all of the kind and loving posts about treating pillbugs (woodlice) kindly because they would never hurt my garden, here is some evidence of what I have had to deal with for years. I'll probably talk more about this later, but for now, here is why every gardener should consider how pillbugs may be destroying their seedlings.

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With my new blogger format, I’ll start off with a completely wonky image that I found many years ago. For context, a 404 error code on a website means that the specific webpage cannot be found on the server. When someone visiting the site sees the 404 code, this indicates that the page is missing or has been removed. With all this being said, this is one of my very favorite 404 ...

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So, my little seed shop has been around for quite a while. At some point in the future, I would like to give a more descriptive summary of my business venture, but for now, I’ll provide a quick summary: 2007 – I began my gardening hobby in Tucson, AZ  2011 – I started this blog 2012 – I began growing other varieties of muskmelons as cucumbers, beginning with the Cucumis melo

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My gardening journey started with a backyard in a home that we were renting in Tucson in 2007. I believe a family member (probably my wife) provided me with a gift certificate to Burpee seeds. My first spring garden consisted of nice rows of plants including spinach, lettuce, beets, carrots, Brussel sprouts, sunflowers, regular cucumbers and some zucchini. The next season, I bel...

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