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Our Summer Off (Kind-of): Landscape #1, Curb Appeal
We started moving dirt today!! The first project on our landscape to-do list is improving our curb appeal. We get it, we don’t have great curb-appeal when you drive up to our beautiful building. It’s taken us a few years to recover from building the greenhouse so this is really the first year we’re able
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Greenhouse News
Our Summer Off (Kind-of)
This is the very first time we’re closing for the summer. We’re calling it our “summer off”, but it really isn’t. We’ve got TWO very exciting projects that we’re working on. We’re going to post updates here (on our blog) all summer long so you can follow us as we transform two areas in our business. Project
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The Mighty Micronutrients: Keeping the Plant Growing
This post was co-authored by my awesome husband Tanner Pollack. Tanner’s background is agronomy (the science of growing crops) with a focus on crop production. He runs an agronomy consulting business and farms in Northern Alberta. Part 5: #TheNutritionSeries Ok. We lied. Originally we said this was going to be a 4 part series but
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Growing How To
What job does Sulphur, Calcium, and Magnesium have in our plants?
Secondary and Tertiary Macronutrients Part 4: #TheNutritionSeries This post was co-authored by my awesome husband Tanner Pollack. Tanner’s background is agronomy (the science of growing crops) with a focus on crop production. He runs an agronomy consulting business and farms in Northern Alberta. During our last post we explored Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium
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Growing How To
#TheNutritionSeries Part 3: “The Big 3”
This post was co-authored by my awesome husband Tanner Pollack. Tanner’s background is agronomy (the science of growing crops) with a focus on crop production. He runs an agronomy consulting business and farms in Northern Alberta. In our last blog, we looked at the macronutrients that are abundant all around us – carbon, oxygen, and
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Growing How To
Why you need chemicals to grow your plants (and shouldn’t be afraid of them)
#TheNutritionSeries Part 2 This post was co-authored by my awesome husband Tanner Pollack. Tanner’s background is agronomy (the science of growing crops) with a focus on crop production. He runs an agronomy consulting business and farms in Northern Alberta. Why you need chemicals to grow your plants (and shouldn’t be afraid of them)
