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Posted by Grange Co-op on 22nd Apr 2022

The Basics of Drip Irrigation Drip irrigation is a type of irrigation that entails a measured application of water with emitters. It is also known as low-flow, trickle, and micro-irrigation. Although this method has a slow flow rate, it is the most efficient type of irrigation. Over the years, drip irrigation has transformed into an easy and reliable irrigation method that can be used for all types of situations. To learn more about the bas… Read more

Posted by Grange Co-op on 25th Mar 2022

The Best Indoor Succulents You Can Grow! If you’re looking for houseplants that are easy to grow and require minimum maintenance, then look no further than indoor succulents. Indoor succulents require very little water and care, so you don’t have to do perform many caretaking tasks. Here is a list of the best indoor succulents you can grow: Aloe vera Jade Plant Echeveria Crown of thorns Burro’s Tail Panda plant Zebra Cactus He… Read more

Posted by Grange Co-op on 2nd Feb 2017

Here in the northwest, spring planting for certain plants and trees starts as early as late January! Look to Grange Co-op for the plants, tools, and soil amendments you need to successfully get these first-of-the-season beauties in the ground and growing. NOTE: All availability times provided are estimates. Please call your local Grange Co-op for current availability. Stocked varieties vary by store. Primroses : One of the of… Read more

Posted by Grange Co-op on 17th Sep 2014

If you have citrus trees or plants, you’ve likely been enjoying your own oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruit and kumquats fresh off the branches as they've been growing and thriving in the warm summer temperatures. With fruits packing lots of Vitamin C and adding a tropical look to your garden, citrus can be a great addition to your home. But now that fall and winter are approaching, if you live in cooler winter climates such as… Read more