Jennifer Casey

Jennifer Casey loves her two dogs, her husband, the amazing garden he grows, and living in the country. In that order. Crafting, reading, and cooking food she picks from the garden are her favorite ways to spend her time.
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Articles by Jennifer Casey

Getting Enough of the Right Stuff: Calcium and Magnesium Getting Enough of the Right Stuff: Calcium and Magnesium Getting Enough of the Right Stuff: Calcium and Magnesium Getting Enough of the Right Stuff: Calcium and Magnesium


Calcium and magnesium are the building blocks of plants, but they need to come in specific forms and amounts in order to do any good.

Soft Water’s Not That Hard! Soft Water’s Not That Hard! Soft Water’s Not That Hard! Soft Water’s Not That Hard!


Softened water is one of those “hate it or love it” things; however, regardless of which camp you’re in, knowing a little bit about water...

Exotic Contaminants Exotic Contaminants Exotic Contaminants Exotic Contaminants


Water is water, right? Wrong. There is a lot more in your water than just hydrogen and oxygen; in fact, there could be some nasty exotic...

Reverse Osmosis: How to Get the Most out of Your RO System Reverse Osmosis: How to Get the Most out of Your RO System Reverse Osmosis: How to Get the Most out of Your RO System Reverse Osmosis: How to Get the Most out of Your RO System


Pure water is as important for your plants as it is for you. Find out how to use a reverse osmosis filter to get the most out of your...

From Toilet to Tap: Some Dirty Truths About Your Drinking Water From Toilet to Tap: Some Dirty Truths About Your Drinking Water From Toilet to Tap: Some Dirty Truths About Your Drinking Water From Toilet to Tap: Some Dirty Truths About Your Drinking Water


We’re all concerned about climate change, air pollution and greenhouse gases, but what do we know about the state of our water supply?

Q&A by Jennifer Casey

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We recommend waste water be used on lawns, mature trees, shrubs and other non-sensitive plants. Reuse of waste water is somewhat dependent...

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