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How-ToIt’s Not Too Early to Get Outside
Put down your catalogs, put on your gloves, and get a jump-start on spring chores.
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DesignCreating a Low-Maintenance Garden
Sustainable approaches decrease chores and increase enjoyment
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How-ToWhat’s Wrong With That Tree?
Cracks and splits, mushrooms, hollows, tilting trunks, and dead wood are all signs that a mature specimen may be in trouble
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DesignMulch for a Healthy Garden
Top-dress your beds to protect plants, conserve water, suppress weeds, and nourish soil
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How-ToHow to Repot Container Plants
Trimming the roots and refreshing the soil give potbound plants a new lease on life
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Kitchen GardeningThe Secrets to Growing Great Winter Squash
There’s nothing more American than apple pie. Or is there? Winter squashes belong to the fall season—and to us—in a way that apples (a transplant from Eurasia) never will. Native…
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How-ToControl Pests and Diseases Safely With Neem
A natural, nontoxic spray can keep your garden healthy
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Fine Gardening – Issue 220
