Techniques - Page 153 of 198 - Fine Gardening
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DesignThe Best Big Blooming Clematis
A garden is incomplete without clematis (Clematis spp. and cvs., USDA Hardiness Zones 4–11). From the moment I grew my first one, I was hooked. The flowers can be in-your-face…
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How-To3 Salvaged and Repurposed Container-Garden Planter Ideas
It’s no secret that potted annuals and tropicals and Vietnamese ceramics are usually kinder on the eyes than on the wallet. But if you don’t feel like splurging this year,…
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Article7 things I’ve learned this year and a mystery tomato plant
My garden is back...bigger and badder than ever...but where did that tomato variety come from? And what the heck is it?
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Kitchen GardeningDelicious Tomatoes in Surprising Colors
Colorful heirloom and open-pollinated tomato varieties are unique in the home garden and delicious on the table.
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ArticleCalifornia State Fair and Its Amazing Vegetable Garden
California shows off one of its best sides -- agriculture, in this monstrous home vegetable and fruit garden at the California State Fair.
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DesignFast-growing Trees to Avoid
Many trees take decades to reach full size, and in this fast-paced world, not everyone has the patience to wait that long. Some trees that grow quickly have undesirable qualities…
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How-ToOrganic Weed Control Experiment
Garden weeds can be controlled with vinegar and boiling water, as shown in this experiment.
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ArticleGrowing Herbs in a Strawberry Pot
A strawberry pot is the perfect size for growing culinary herbs in a small space. Here’s how to plant one with your favorite varieties.
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DesignShelley’s Container Designs
Today's photos, yet again, are from Cherry Ong in Richmond, British Columbia. And once again, they're not from her garden, but rather from container designer Shelley Brignall at Phoenix Perennials...
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