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Kitchen GardeningThe Difference Between Hot, Cold, and Warm Compost Piles
No matter how much time you have (or the length of your attention span), there's a composting style for everybody. How to do hot, cold, and warm composting.
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Kitchen GardeningCatalog Review: The Growers Exchange
The Growers Exchange has been providing top-quality herb plants and garden-related products since 1985.
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ArticleObservations While Pruning My Own Garden After a Non-Winter
Like a great deal of the country we never had a winter. Should this affect our pruning if we live in an area that normally has a dormant season. I…
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How-ToUsing Your Fence for Growing Vertical Vegetables
Fencing that you already have on your property is fair game as a support for vertical vegetables.
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DesignGeranium Trials at the Chicago Botanic Garden
Are you looking for a geranium to grow this year? Download geranium trial results for more than 100 varieties.
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ArticleA Gardener’s Checklist for Early Summer
You have chores, and we can help you do them efficiently with expert advice on winter cleanup, spring pruning, sowing seeds, planting late-season bulbs, creating containers, dividing perennials...
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ArticleAloe Vera, A Favorite and Useful Houseplant
Aloe vera is a tropical succulent with many uses. It will suffer if left outdoors when the night-time temperatures dip below 40° F; these plants must be brought inside a…
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ArticleThe New Ways Roses Are Tested Before Release To The Public
Today's gardeners want roses with better health and vigor. So is the rose industry meeting this need by testing roses in way to meet that criteria. Thankfully they are!
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ArticleFour Ways To Buy Roses
Used to be most roses were bought as "bareroot" roses. These days there are many other ways to purchase roses and we have a look!
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ArticleNative Seeds/SEARCH Catalog Review
You don’t have to garden in the Southwest to appreciate the work of Native Seeds/SEARCH. The varieties listed in its Seedlisting catalog promote “ancient seeds for modern needs.”
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