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How-ToTrapping Garden Pests With Yellow
Yellow can attract (and therefore trap) two of the worst gardening pests, the destructive cucumber beetle and the dreaded squash vine borer.
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How-ToCreate Perfect Conditions for Roses
Roses have their own special requirements to do well. Instead of fussing with them, many people just skip the plants entirely. But there is a better way. You can give…
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VideoTons and Tons of Bulbs at Chicago Botanic Garden
Ever wondered who plants all those bulbs that pop up at your favorite botanical garden each spring? See how this garden handles this herculean task in this video. Every year,…
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Kitchen GardeningVegetables That Dig a Shady Garden
Don't let a little shade get you down. Some vegetables are made for the shade!
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Kitchen GardeningBuild Your Berry (Own) Box
This berry box is simple, sturdy and versatile; and will keep fragile berries from being damaged during harvest.
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How-ToDemystifying Compost: More Composting Questions Answered
Get the real scoop on your common questions
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How-ToHow to Water Your Garden Sustainably
These tools help you put water only where you and your plants want it
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How-ToStarting Wildflowers From Seed
Knowing when to keep them wet, dry, warm, or cold helps you to coax these woodland seeds to grow
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DesignRock Garden Primer
Start with a slope, fine tune your soil, and add plants that merit a closer look
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