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DesignPlants You Can Walk On
Mulching the 3 acres of display and trial gardens at my perennial nursery was becoming expensive and time-consuming, so I decided to explore ground covers that would eventually eliminate the…
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Kitchen GardeningTomato Cutting Continues to Grow
At the end of last year’s gardening season, I snipped the terminal shoot from a tomato plant, plunked it in a jar of water and kept it over the winter.…
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How-ToRose Rosette Disease. Can You Prevent It?
In our last post we talked a little about the history of Rose Rosette Disease. That brings us to the next question. Can you prevent it?
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ArticleBrew a “Texas-Sized” Batch of Compost Tea
This method of brewing compost tea is on a much larger scale, so you can water larger areas more efficiently.
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DesignGrow Vegetables in Hanging Baskets
Hanging baskets are a vertical gardening method that not only creates more garden space, but it's also a handy way to add quick color and (surprise) grow more food!
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DesignA Variety of Interesting Plants Give These Pots an Extra Punch
Our friend Jeff Calton (tntreeman) was so inspired by last Thursday's containers from Butchart Gardens that he decided to share some of his own designs with us today! Some are…
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Kitchen GardeningPlanting Bolt Resistant Lettuce
I didn’t think it was possible to grow lettuce in the summer, because the heat always caused my crops to bolt. A shady spot has helped extend the season, but…
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How-ToRose Rosette Disease: Are The Knock Out Roses® to blame?
Rose Rosette Disease is becoming more widely seen. Some people blame The Knock Out Roses. Are they right?
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Kitchen GardeningBook Review – Good Bug Bad Bug
Good Bug Bad Bug, by Jessica Walliser, is an indispensable field guide for quickly and easily identifying the most common garden pests and beneficial insects.
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DesignFind Out Which Type of Cold Frame Is Best
A web extra to Nikki Jabbour's article in Fine Gardening issue #153
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