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The Changing Face of Community Gardens
Traditionally, community gardens have been led by garden-loving volunteers who spend considerable time and energy finding available public space in which to grow. Extensive efforts filling out f…
On Gratitude and Silver Linings
This year, the infamous 2020, has offered little to cheer about. If years were clouds, this one would be pretty dark. At times like this, it is important to regularly take stock of all things posit…


Water Management: Let it Flow, Let it Flow, Let it Flow
| Marc | Installations
With winter now in the rear view mirror, it’s time to turn your water system back on. Before proceeding, please remember: Water responsibly! Water is a precious resource and it is vital to respect…
Why Garden in Raised Beds?
BUFCO’s Signature Raised Beds
“My back is killing me, and my knees hurt!”
“My soil is all clay – I could spin a pot with it!”
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Purging Pipes: The Who What When Where Why and How
I hate to say it, but frost is almost here, and freezing temperatures are next. Winter, so they say, is coming. Don’t worry, though. Spring is only five months away. Five…months…
Here’s the thing a…
Water Management: Avoid Frozen Hoses and Burst Pipes
| Marc | Installations
Within a few weeks, nighttime temperatures will be cold enough to freeze water. Any water that’s still in your garden hoses, handles and wands, and the outside faucet itself are at risk of damage,…
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