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Kitchen GardeningForcing Branches to Bloom Indoors During the Winter
Tricking tree and shrub branches into thinking it's spring and encouraging their blossoms to burst is easier than you think.
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How-ToThe Vanilla Bean Orchid
The only commercially cultivated orchid grown for its delicious beans.
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Kitchen GardeningHow to Plant and Grow Garlic Bulbs
Garlic is a must-have in the kitchen and an easy crop to grow in your home garden.
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ArticleCabbagepalooza!… Sauerkraut and More
Recently, my next-door farmer came over with about 20 or more cabbages and we had a cabbagepalooza--making everything from sauerkraut and kimchi to stuffed cabbage rolls. Let yourself become cabbage-inspired…
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ArticleHoliday Gift Ideas For Veggie Gardeners 2012
Here are some great holiday gift ideas for the veggie gardener on your list.
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ArticleTip For Stripping Winter Leaves Off Large Roses
Many consider it a good idea to remove all the old leaves off roses over the winter. But how do you that with a large shrub or climbing rose?
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ArticleTips for Preparing Butternut Squash
Many people shy away from using butternut squash in their recipes because they're difficult to prepare for cooking. Here are tips for making this versatile vegetable easy to peel and…
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Kitchen GardeningGrowing Spinach in the Home Garden
Spinach is a cool-season, annual crop that's east to grow. Make space for it in your fall or winter garden!
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Kitchen GardeningWhat Not to Add to the Compost Pile
Should all types of organic matter be tossed into your compost pile? Certainly not.
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Kitchen GardeningHow to Grow Giant Pumpkins
A new record for giant pumpkins was set this year with a 2009-pounder grown by Ron Wallace of Rhode Island. Can you imagine trying to carve that into a jack-o-lantern…
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