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How-ToFive Common Pruning Mistakes, and How to Fix Them
Have you ever pruned so ineptly that your tree or shrub looks like a caricature? Well, don't despair. Help is at hand.
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Kitchen GardeningGrow Heirloom Sweet and Hot Peppers in Your Vegetable Garden
Just like all of the other vegetables out there, when you choose to grow heirloom sweet or bell peppers, a whole new world is opened up to you.
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ArticlePreparing new rose beds. Think Big!
Preparing a new rose bed is a one-time opportunity to really get your roses off to a great start. Here are some tips to do it without breaking your back…
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Kitchen GardeningCaging to Prevent Cross-Pollination of Vegetable Varieties
Caging is one type of physical barrier technique that allows heirlooms and open-pollinated plants to produce pure seed.
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ArticleFisher’s Seeds Catalog
Longing for an old-fashioned approach to vegetable gardening? Then you’ll appreciate the no-nonsense attitude of the catalog from Fisher’s Seeds in Belgrade, Mont.
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Kitchen GardeningBagging Plants to Prevent Cross-Pollination of Vegetables
Keep your vegetable seeds pure by preventing cross-pollination with the bagging technique.
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ArticleGreat Gobs of Winter Greens
Not only are the hardy winter greens high in vitamins and earth’s minerals so they are nourishing and good for us; once they have been exposed to cold weather they…
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Kitchen GardeningIndoor Seed Starting Materials List, Part II
Here are more items that will make your indoor seed-starting more successful.
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ArticleA Chuckle in Every Catalog
Pick up a copy of the Jung Seeds & Plants catalog and prepare to be entertained.
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How-ToPruning Tips and Techniques
Find out what you want to know about pruning tools and methods, as well as instructions for pruning many common shrubs and trees.
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