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  • The onslaught of introduced insects – And why it will change EVERYTHING

    by Jessica Walliser

    We’ve got a problem. And by “we,” I don’t just mean you and me; I mean every single human being living on this planet. It is a problem of epic proportions, a tidal wave of sorts. And it’s only going to get worse. Continue Reading

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  • Plant fast-growing vegetables for a homegrown harvest in six weeks or less

    by Niki Jabbour

    Growing fast growing crops in gardens and containers is an easy way to grow more food.

    In my vegetable garden, I want to grow as much food as possible. Planting fast growing vegetables like arugula, leaf lettuce, radishes, Asian greens, and turnips allows me to do just that by succession planting from early spring through late summer. Who says fast food can’t be healthy? I like to call these my super speedy superstars and they’re ready mere days or weeks from seeding.

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  • How we met

    by The Savvy Experts

    The Savvy Gardening experts are Jessica Walliser, Tara Nolan and Niki Jabbour

    The seed for Savvy Gardening was sown in Quebec City in August 2013 when Jessica, Tara, and Niki connected at the annual Garden Writers Association symposium. This event brings together garden writers from the US, Canada and the UK and is a great chance to brush up on writing, speaking and photography skills, but also offers the opportunity to explore both public and private gardens in the host city. Continue Reading

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Meet the Savvy Gardening Experts

Savvy Gardening experts Niki Jabbour, Jessica Walliser, and Tara Nolan

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