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Kitchen GardeningSeed Starting 101 – Part I
This video explains the advantages of starting your own seeds, and goes over what you’ll need.
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ArticleSpecial Seed for High-Altitude Gardening
If you've ever run into problems growing vegetables in your garden, imagine the challenges of gardening at 8,120 feet high. Special circumstances like these call for special high-altitude seed grown…
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Kitchen GardeningHow to Grow Your Own Potatoes
Harvest home grown potatoes easily and inexpensively.
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ArticleRain Barrels: Rainwater Irrigation
I think rain barrels are one of the best irrigation systems ever.
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Kitchen GardeningConfusing Seed Terms Defined
Gardeners getting ready for the spring season have many choices when it comes to the kind of seeds they purchase and plant. Here’s how to decide which is the best…
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ArticleHarris Seeds Home Garden Catalog
At the beginning of last season, Harris Seeds invited garden writers to trial new vegetable varieties in their gardens in exchange for their candid feedback at the end of the…
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ArticleStart the New Year with Books
With the cold weather and time by the woodstove, what better than to curl up with a good book? Here are a few from last year and a few from…
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Kitchen GardeningNew Book for Vertical Vegetable Gardening
Small-space vegetable gardeners will appreciate the new book from author and contributing editor Chris McLaughlin. "Vertical Vegetable Gardening" offers dozens of down-to-earth tips for growing up.
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Kitchen GardeningHow to Harden Off Seedlings
Give your baby plants a great head start by acclimating them to the great outdoors before transplanting them in their permanent garden bed.
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Kitchen Gardening2013 Vegetable Seed Catalogs Warm Winter Days
The new crop of seed catalogs have started to fill the mailbox and the cover photos alone are enough to keep a gardener going through many snow-bound days.
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