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www.GardenCultureMagazine.com Garden Culture is a print magazine. Published bimonthly by 325 Media, Inc., and distributed in eight countries on three continents. The only magazine in the world dedicated to the art of growing food. We focus on growing in a challenging location, urban gardening, progressive growing techniques, and today's social issues. Grow your own - no matter where you live. Available in hard copy at progressive garden shops, and in digital versions online.

Want to keep your best mushroom genetics for the long haul? Rule #1: Always. Be. Copying.Hold part of your first syring...
27/11/2025

Want to keep your best mushroom genetics for the long haul? Rule #1: Always. Be. Copying.

Hold part of your first syringe in the fridge as a "vault." Expand your first liquid culture and copy it again. Agitate your jars daily, label everything, and trade your extras like a sourdough baker with too much starter!

It's the simplest way to build your own personal "fungi library."

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5’ x 10’ Space yielding 300+ cobs of corn! 🌽 That’s pretty impressive!
26/11/2025

5’ x 10’ Space yielding 300+ cobs of corn! 🌽 That’s pretty impressive!

26/11/2025

I love seeing small farmers flourish -especially when they embrace biodynamic practices in places like Detroit. Sending seeds is my way of fueling their vision and supporting sustainable growth. 🌱



Check the link for more: https://youtu.be/8CmlMmocPSA?si=k7M9wH2Sv_YJdVsc

26/11/2025

Jacob Rolfe shares his love of travel — from long stays in Thailand to exhilarating (and sometimes overwhelming) trips through India. He is now on his trek through Nepal’s Annapurna Mountains.

Follow along with to check out his travels. Will he attempt another round in India… or will Thailand be chosen as the easier route?

Check out the full interview: https://youtu.be/ZCcu_-aDFjg

When life handed Emma loss, she planted something beautiful. 🌱After her mum passed away, Emma found solace in an empty g...
26/11/2025

When life handed Emma loss, she planted something beautiful. 🌱

After her mum passed away, Emma found solace in an empty garden. What started with four small veg beds has grown into a flourishing haven of flowers, including 52 varieties of dahlias! 🌸

Her greenhouse is her sanctuary, her garden her therapy, and her community her support system. 💚

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Overwatering living soil is too easy. Need a reliable way to measure moisture? Start using tensiometers, and transform y...
25/11/2025

Overwatering living soil is too easy. Need a reliable way to measure moisture? Start using tensiometers, and transform your entire approach!

They act like artificial roots, measuring soil tension so you know exactly how hard plants are working to access water. Suddenly, watering becomes simple, measurable, and repeatable.

If you're serious about living soil, tensiometers belong in your toolkit!

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Organic soil isn't "set it and forget it." Over time, plants remove nutrients, microbes shift, pH drifts, and structure ...
24/11/2025

Organic soil isn't "set it and forget it." Over time, plants remove nutrients, microbes shift, pH drifts, and structure breaks down.

Adding compost, castings, or cover crops keeps your soil alive, but only if you know what your soil actually needs. Testing between every cycle ensures you're feeding your plants exactly what they require.

Check out these pro tips for testing and amending your organic, indoor soil.

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Most gardeners pack away their tools in fall—but winter growing is possible! ❄️🌿Niki Jabbour describes a cold frame as "...
20/11/2025

Most gardeners pack away their tools in fall—but winter growing is possible! ❄️🌿

Niki Jabbour describes a cold frame as "a bottomless box with a clear top" that traps solar energy and creates a protected microclimate for winter crops. Combine this with straw hotbeds, tunnel covers, or simple windbreaks, and you can harvest fresh vegetables all winter long.

Many cold-hardy vegetables actually get sweeter in cool weather:
Kale: hardy to -6°C
Radishes: mild + crisp in winter
Brussels sprouts: good to -12°C with cover
Beets: sweeter after frost
Bok choy: frost-tolerant and fast-growing

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20/11/2025

Ready to grow greener? ♻️ Reuse last year’s soil, top it off with fresh nutrients, and let nature do the rest! Fewer chemicals, more harmony.

In Knoxville, TN, Andrew and Samantha Reed are transforming how we think about fungi. 🍄 Mossy Creek Mushrooms Through hy...
19/11/2025

In Knoxville, TN, Andrew and Samantha Reed are transforming how we think about fungi. 🍄 Mossy Creek Mushrooms

Through hybrid breeding, community science, and their living archive of wild genetics (the Mycologeum) they're advancing sustainable mushroom cultivation for home growers and commercial producers alike.

Their mission is to make fungal farming accessible, rewarding, and regenerative!

📖 Read more: G C M A G . C O

Thinking about building a cannabis grow facility? Adam Clarke shares some pointers!Here are his biggest lessons after de...
18/11/2025

Thinking about building a cannabis grow facility? Adam Clarke shares some pointers!

Here are his biggest lessons after designing 50+ sites:
👉 Every single grow is different.
👉 The building itself is the easiest part.
👉 The success of the project comes down to planning, relationships, and knowing your goals before construction starts.

Start with your end product, work backwards, and design with intention.

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Garden Culture is a print magazine; the only one in the world dedicated to the art of growing food. We can help you grow in challenging locations and show you progressive gardening techniques. We also focus on urban gardening, hydroponics, and today’s social issues. Grow your own - no matter where you live!

Truly organic. Beyond fresh.

We’re published bimonthly by 325 Media Inc., and distributed in eight countries on three continents.

Available in hard copy at progressive garden shops, and in digital versions online.