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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
No backyard? No problem — tips for starting a garden in small spaces
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Outside is not ready, but these 🍅 seedlings are. 🫤
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz ·
What are you planting this season? We have Supertunia’s by Proven Winners amongst a handful of other fun planned this year!
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Meet the faces behind SPACES — Coffee is on us
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Sudbury Arts Council
Sudbury Arts Council ·
On Saturday May 31st from 9 am to 2pm, the Sudbury Horticultural Society will once again partner with the Sudbury Market to host the annual GARDENER’S DAY AND PLANT SALE at Elm Place (formerly City Centre / Rainbow Centre) on Elm Street. We are inviting all gardening-related vendors and exhibitors to book an indoor or outdoor booth for the event and take advantage of this opportunity to promote or sell gardening-related products and services to …
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Sudbury Arts Council
Sudbury Arts Council ·
On Saturday May 31st from 9 am to 2pm, the Sudbury Horticultural Society will once again partner with the Sudbury Market to host the annual GARDENER’S DAY AND PLANT SALE at Elm Place downtown. Gardening-related vendors and exhibitors are invited to book an indoor or outdoor booth for the event and take advantage of this opportunity to promote or sell gardening-related products and services to local gardeners. To reserve space at the Market for …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Dark green leafy spinach is popping up in the unheated greenhouse. I see fresh and healthy green smoothies in my future!
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
GREEN LIVING: Eco art in Sudbury combines art and nature in thoughtful ways
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Chris Tougher
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Just a couple of bluejays.
Just a couple of blue jays.
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Why You Should Build a Food Forest in a Subdivision? Reconnect with your food – Grow nutrient-dense, perennial food steps from your door. Heal the soil and boost biodiversity – Even degraded suburban lawns can become mini-ecosystems. Low maintenance over time – Once established, food forests require less input than annual gardens. Improve microclimates – Trees and shrubs provide windbreaks, shade, and moisture …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Some interesting Do's and Dont's in this article. "How to get your yard ready for warmer weather"
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Found these cute little pots. Can you guess what the plant is?
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Starting your own food supply is a powerful step toward self-sufficiency, especially in Northern climates like Zone 3. It doesn’t have to be overwhelming—in fact, it’s better to begin small, build confidence, and let your system grow naturally over time. Here’s a beginner-friendly roadmap to help you get started: Start with Your Goals and Resources Ask yourself: How much space do I have (yard, balcony, rural land)? How much time can I …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
A little while ago, I asked for recommendations on where to find a great latte in the Valley. A kind follower pointed me to Bitter Bill’s, so I decided to check it out today. Karen, the owner, made me a steaming hot latte, and it was absolutely perfect and just what I was looking for! She also had the most adorable St. Paddy’s Day-themed cookies, which were a big hit with the kids. Thanks for the great suggestion! (Okay, I couldn’t resist—I had …
Lucky Charm Cookies!
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
GREEN LIVING: Regenerative agriculture is the key to sustainable modern farming
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Feeling Stuck? Here’s Your Gentle Nudge to Start Seeds! 💚🌿 1. Start Small—Literally 🥄🌱 Instead of thinking about all the seeds you need to start, just plant a few. One tray, one pot, or even one seed. Sometimes, just getting your hands in the soil kicks things into gear! 🏡 2. Make It an Experience 🎶☕💚 Put on music, a podcast, or grab your favorite cozy drink. Make seed-starting less of a “task” and more of a self-care moment. …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
🌱 What to Plant in your Sudbury Greenhouse in March (Zones 4a & 3b) 🥶 Direct Sow (Cold-Tolerant Crops for Raised Beds) These cool-weather crops can be planted directly in your greenhouse beds if daytime temps stay above 5-10°C : 🥬 Leafy Greens → Spinach, Kale, Swiss Chard, Arugula 🔹 🔥 TIP: Use row covers, cold frames, or fleece blankets inside your greenhouse to retain warmth at night.
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
GREEN LIVING: How food sovereignty helps build resilient communities
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Just thinking about the greenhouse. This is what it looked like in late September.
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
It's still frosty in Sudbury. Try microgreens: The Tiny Powerhouse of Home Gardening 🌱 If you're craving fresh, homegrown greens even in the dead of winter, microgreens are your answer! These tiny, nutrient-packed greens grow fast—often ready to harvest in just 7–14 days. They’re perfect for small spaces, require minimal equipment, and can be grown indoors year-round. What Are Microgreens? Microgreens are young vegetable or herb seedlings …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
🌶️ Time to Start Your Peppers Indoors! 🌱 I read somewhere that now’s the time to start peppers indoors—who else is getting their seeds ready? When choosing what to grow, do you stick to unique varieties or go for the classics you’d find at the grocery store? Some of those specialty peppers bring amazing flavors (and heat!) that you’d never see in the produce aisle. 🌿🔥 Sudbury growers, what’s your go-to pepper variety? Whether it’s …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
🌳 Is Winter Pruning a Smart Move? Let’s Dig In! ❄✂ Ever wondered if trimming your trees in winter is the way to go? Here’s what I've been reading: ✅ Better Visibility – With the leaves gone, you get a clear view of the tree’s structure, making it easier to remove weak or problem branches. No guesswork, just precise cuts! ✅ Disease Prevention – Many pests and pathogens take a winter break, meaning less risk of infections sneaking into …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
🌿💚 Practical Valentine's Day Gifts for the Gardener You Love 💚🌿 Forget the chocolates—give them something that grows! 🌱 If your Valentine’s heart is happiest in the garden, here are some thoughtful and practical gifts they’ll truly appreciate: 💚 Personalized Garden Tools – An engraved trowel. ✨ 💚 Quality Gardening Apron – Keep tools, seeds, and gloves handy in a stylish, durable apron. 🌿👩‍🌾 💚 Garden Kneeler & Seat – Make long …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Did you score seeds at SEEDY SUNDAY? What did you bring home for spring planting?
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
🌱 Dreaming of Green: Gardening in the Heart of Winter 🌿 February in Sudbury can feel like the longest month for gardeners. The days are getting a little longer, but the garden is still asleep under frost and snow. If you're missing the feel of soil between your fingers, here are a few ways to stay connected to your love of gardening: 🌿 Start Seeds Indoors – Tomatoes, peppers, and herbs can get a head start inside! Watching tiny sprouts …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Sudbury Gardeners! What Seeds Should You Be Buying or Starting Now? 🌱
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