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Time to get your marigolds planted. For all the flower-loving gardeners out there playing in the dirt this bulb season. Don't be fooled, green thumbs, she just wants you for your marigolds!

For you regenerative no-till organic gardeners and farmers out there who are staying true to your soil and giving back more than you take from the ecosystem, this one's for you! You already know you've got to feed the soil so the soil can feed you and your community. We love your holistic soil loyalty!

You know that when you try to isolate any part of nature you find it intricately connected to every other piece, irreducible, an infinite holism greater than the sum of its parts. Soil ecology is yet another lens through which we can glimpse the extraordinary interconnectedness of all things. This is for all the witchy practitioners of soil food web ecology and regenerative holistic soil and planet health.

Ain't nothin' but a broccoli-headed veggie loving gardening fiend for the crisp fresh crunch of that blue-green delight that is an organic no-till broccoli floret. Real ones know the good stuff needs no dip, the flavor can stand on its own. This isn't your soggy grocery store broccoli, folks, a real brocc-head takes the time to grow the best!

Broken ground, open and beckoning to the spring; black dirt live again! See the sun sparkle in the reeds; silver beads pass into the sea. Water bright as the sky from which it came. And the name is on the earth that takes it in. Don't forget to let it grow.

Broken ground, open and beckoning to the spring; black dirt live again! See the sun sparkle in the reeds; silver beads pass into the sea. Water bright as the sky from which it came. And the name is on the earth that takes it in. Don't forget to let it grow.

Broken ground, open and beckoning to the spring; black dirt live again! See the sun sparkle in the reeds; silver beads pass into the sea. Water bright as the sky from which it came. And the name is on the earth that takes it in. Don't forget to let it grow.

You already know tillage is one of the most detrimental things you can do for your precious soil ecology. Keep that carbon and microbiome intact, don't till away your carbon! Chop it, drop it, cover crop it, regenerate it, and leave that dirt better than you found it for future farmers and gardeners :)

You already know tillage is one of the most detrimental things you can do for your precious soil ecology. Keep that carbon and microbiome intact, don't till away your carbon! Chop it, drop it, cover crop it, regenerate it, and leave that dirt better than you found it for future farmers and gardeners :)

For all you regenerative no-till organic gardeners and farmers out there who are staying true to your soil and giving back more than you take from the ecosystem, this dirt's for you! Go forth, grow plants, and sequester carbon, friends.

To grow a thing is to know it ~ Gardeners know that to learn the personality and subtleties of a plant you've got to cultivate it yourself. So grab your trowel and some fresh compost and get to planting!

For all you regenerative no-till organic gardeners and farmers out there who are staying true to your soil and giving back more than you take from the ecosystem, this dirt's for you!

For all you regenerative no-till organic gardeners out there who are staying true to your soil and giving back more than you take from the ecosystem, this one's for you! We love your holistic soil loyalty ^_^

We've Cobbed Too Far to Corn Back Now! For all you corn lovers out there we're peeling ears and popping kernels.

Grab your trowel, it's garden time! This happy little carrot is a crunchy treat for all your hard work toiling in the soil. Always organic and free of pesticides - the way all food should be.

Grab your garden shears, this happy little fennel plant is ready for a trim and your food could use some of that wonderful fresh licorice flavor that we all love. No doubt friends of fennel are friends of yours!

Just a cheery little turnip to spread some cheer in your garden

Just a happy lil' peppery boi to spread some radish cheer on your garden life