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How-ToAnother Fall Tip. Stop Deadheading
If you live in an area with a true winter climate it's time to stop deadheading. Continuing may damage your roses and here is why.
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Kitchen GardeningTop Composting Myths Debunked
Composting is the original earth (and garden) friendly practice, yet false information can be hard to kill. Let's put the top misconceptions to rest once and for all, shall we?
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ArticleThe Baker Creek Vegan Cookbook Review
If you need inspiration to help you add more vegetables to your family’s menu, look no farther than this new cookbook from the folks at the Baker Creek Seed Company.
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Kitchen GardeningCrop Rotation Technique #2: Rotating for Soil Fertility
Rotating plants by nutritional needs is another way to utilize crop rotation in the home vegetable garden.
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Kitchen GardeningTesting Your Soil
A soil test is a simple project that will provide helpful information about your soil.
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ArticleHow to Grow Saffron Crocus
Saffron has a reputation for being the most expensive substance in the world. Here’s how you can grow this ancient spice in your own garden.
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Kitchen GardeningGrafted Vegetables Help Grow Bigger Yields
New advances in grafted vegetables mean gardeners can grow healthier plants that produce more fruit Here’s how grafted vegetables might change the way you garden in the future.
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ArticleAutumn Happenings in the Arkansas Ozarks
Writing from the road, in the Arkansas Ozarks, where the gardens are in full autumnal glory. Check out these photos from the Kitchen Garden at the Ozark Folk Center.
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Kitchen GardeningCrop Rotation Technique #1: Rotating Plant Families
Try this simple and effective technique an an organic control of pests and diseases in the vegetable garden.
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ArticleA Young Man’s First Garden
My first experience as a gardening teacher and mentor to a young man.
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