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How-ToWhich Would You Choose? Kitchen Compost Collectors
I woke up this morning, walked into the kitchen and all of a sudden the kitchen scrap collection method we've been using for years just didn't cut the mustard greens…
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Kitchen GardeningNew Bean Adds to Fall Planting
Even though it seems like summer has just arrived, it’s already time to think about fall planting. I feel lucky to be able to add a trial packet of 'Mascotte'…
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Design5 or 6 Reasons to Grow Pineapple Guava
Pineapple guava is quite possibly the world's most versatile shrub.
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Kitchen GardeningPlant an Herbal Tea Garden
Looking for a new garden idea? Plant your way to afternoon tea!
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ArticleGarden Bounty has Begun–Time to Harvest!
The garden is producing in leaps and bounds right now, thanks to the rain and the heat. Get out there and harvest your annual herbs before they flower and prune…
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Kitchen GardeningSetting Up a Garden Drip-Irrigation System
Here are some general thoughts and tips for setting up your first drip system.
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ArticleGarlic Scapes are a Savory Signal
The tall flower stalks that shoot up from the center of a garlic plant are a delicious signal for gardeners. Here’s how to put these tender stalks to good use.
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DesignTwo Ways to Add Beauty to a Vegetable Garden
Every vegetable garden is beautiful in its own way because each produces delicious edibles that support a healthy lifestyle. But some vegetable garden designs are so striking they deserve special…
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ArticleCilantro (Coriandrum sativum)
Coriander or cilantro is one of my favorite herbs to cultivate and cook with--see how easy it is to sow this annual seed so you can harvest it all summer.
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DesignCherry’s Hanging Baskets and Window Boxes
Welcome to day two of Cherry's awesome container creations! Today we're seeing her hanging baskets and window boxes. In case you missed it, here's what she said yesterday: "I'm excited…
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