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The Home Gardener's Guide to Succession Planting: More Veggies, Less Waste

If you have ever planted a full row of lettuce in spring and found yourself drowning in salad for two weeks — then watching it bolt before you can finish it — you already understand the problem succession planting solves....

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The Complete Guide to Garden Management During Drought

Ashleigh Smith When water is in high demand and in short supply, it may seem like the answer is to plant less. But what if I told you that was wrong? In fact, plants may actually be the answer to...

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Behind the Label: How Seed Testing Stays Honest and Uniform

Association of Official Seed Analysts supports a rigorous referee testing program that brings together trained seed analysts from labs across the country to ensure uniform, trustworthy seed labeling through statistical analysis, individual feedback, and ongoing professional development.


Seed Stories: Treviso & Piedmont Basil and the Art of Breeding Better Basil

Seed Stories: Treviso & Piedmont Basil and the Art of Breeding Better Basil

Go behind the scenes of Treviso and Piedmont basil in this Seed Stories feature exploring how thoughtful breeding and collaboration create award-winning garden varieties.


The Ultimate Guide to Gardening Styles: Find Your Perfect Approach

The Ultimate Guide to Gardening Styles: Find Your Perfect Approach

Written By Ashleigh Smith Garden Types What you grow and how you care for your garden spaces depend heavily on their structure. Common garden types include traditional in-ground garden plots, raised beds, containers, vertical gardens, indoor gardening, and community gardens....

How the Three Sisters Garden Works: Corn, Beans, Squash and Sunflowers

How the Three Sisters Garden Works: Corn, Beans, Squash and Sunflowers

What if your garden could practically take care of itself? That’s the dream, right? The Three Sisters growing method is a timeless method used for generations by indigenous communities. The three sisters are corn, beans, and squash, which are grown...

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Double Points For All True Leaf Market Loyalty Members Now Through May 1st, 2026 For every dollar you spend in our store at trueleafmarket.com (excluding tax, shipping costs, & select products), you can earn twice the rewards points now through...

Sprouts for Protein! Top High-Protein Sprouts You Can Grow at Home

Sprouts for Protein! Top High-Protein Sprouts You Can Grow at Home

Written By Lara Wadsworth Why Protein Matters in a Plant-Based Diet Protein is one of the big 3 macronutrients our bodies need daily to maintain or build muscle, provide energy, and improve overall health. Protein is used throughout our bodies...

Why Start Seeds Indoors Instead of Direct Sowing?

Why Start Seeds Indoors Instead of Direct Sowing?

Seed starting is the best method for growing seeds if you have a short growing season, want to grow something that requires more time than your season allows, or the seed requires a controlled growing environment for success.


Eleanor Roosevelt and the Victory Garden Movement

Eleanor Roosevelt and the Victory Garden Movement

Discover how Eleanor Roosevelt championed Victory Gardens during World War II and inspired generations of gardeners to embrace resilience, self-sufficiency, and community strength.


Where Seeds Become Solutions: Inside a Community Garden Program

Where Seeds Become Solutions: Inside a Community Garden Program

The True Leaf Market Marketing team toured Wasatch Community Gardens and saw firsthand how they combat food insecurity in Salt Lake City through urban farming, job training for unhoused women, youth programs, and community access to fresh, nutritious food.


The Quiet Ritual of Seed Starting: When and How to Winter Seed-Starting

The Quiet Ritual of Seed Starting: When and How to Winter Seed-Starting

Discover when to start seeds indoors and how winter seed starting can become a calm, meaningful ritual that prepares your garden for spring.


Seed Catalog Overwhelm: How to Pick the Right Seeds for Your Climate and Lifestyle

Seed Catalog Overwhelm: How to Pick the Right Seeds for Your Climate and Lifestyle

Seed catalogs shouldn’t feel overwhelming. Learn how to choose the right seeds for your climate, space, and lifestyle—and plant with confidence this season.


Vertical Gardening: How to Grow More Food in Less Space

Vertical Gardening: How to Grow More Food in Less Space

Written By Lara Wadsworth Calling all small-space gardeners! If you’ve ever wanted to grow more food without expanding your garden bed, vertical gardening might be your answer. But what is it exactly? And how does it work? Vertical gardening is...

Troubleshooting Common Tobacco Seed Problems

Troubleshooting Common Tobacco Seed Problems

Even experienced gardeners can face challenges when germinating tobacco seeds. These seeds are incredibly small and sensitive to environmental changes, meaning even minor errors in soil, moisture, or light can affect success rates. Understanding the most common causes of germination...

Heirloom and Specialty Tobacco Seed Varieties

Heirloom and Specialty Tobacco Seed Varieties

For home gardeners passionate about seed diversity, heirloom and specialty tobacco seed varieties offer a rich tapestry of colors, aromas, and leaf textures. Whether you’re drawn to the deep heritage of classic smoking tobaccos or the beauty of ornamental Nicotianas,...

How to Save Tobacco Seeds

How to Save Tobacco Seeds

Saving tobacco seeds from your own tobacco plants is a rewarding way to preserve varieties you enjoy and maintain a self-sufficient garden. Because tobacco plants produce thousands of seeds per pod, even a single plant can yield enough for years...

Legal Considerations for Home Tobacco Growers

Legal Considerations for Home Tobacco Growers

Before growing tobacco at home, it’s important to understand the legal and regulatory framework surrounding tobacco seed cultivation in the United States. While it’s generally legal to grow small quantities of tobacco for personal use, there are clear limits on...

How to Harvest and Cure Tobacco Leaves

How to Harvest and Cure Tobacco Leaves

Harvesting and curing tobacco leaves that are grown from tobacco seeds is the most rewarding stage of the growing process. After months of patient care, proper timing and technique during harvest and curing will determine your leaves’ aroma, texture, and...

Pests, Diseases, and Mistakes to Avoid When Growing Tobacco

Pests, Diseases, and Mistakes to Avoid When Growing Tobacco

Even the most experienced home gardeners face challenges when growing tobacco seeds. Pests, diseases, and a few common missteps can significantly reduce tobacco yield and leaf quality if left unchecked. Knowing what to look for and how to prevent problems...

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