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Karen Aguilar is a staff gardening writer at Biology Insights with a specialty in vegetable crops. An Advanced Master Gardener with a background studying history, she balances morning journal writing with regular volunteer hours for the state master gardener association in Columbia, South Carolina. Aguilar spent years teaching the vegetable cultivation module to apprentice gardeners, and she still assists at regional plant clinics several times a month to advise local growers.

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