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Kitchen GardeningGrow Grapes in Your Home Garden
If you're a grape fan, rest assured that you don't need a formal vineyard to have a few vines planted in your home garden or landscape.
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Kitchen GardeningTips for Surviving a Texas-Sized Drought and Heat Wave
Record-breaking droughts and heat waves are becoming more the norm. Here are three ways my garden got through it.
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ArticleYour Farm in the City Book Review
Let's start with the obvious which is the physical presence of the book which is, in this case, worth discussing.
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ArticleThe middle ground between own-root container grown roses and field-grown budded roses
Last week we talked about why it seems own-root roses take longer to get established than budded ones. This week we talk about a method of growing that may be…
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Kitchen GardeningEveryone has Room For a Greenhouse
Let's move past the house-of-dreams, and get on to what we can afford in terms of both space and money.
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ArticleWhy do own-root roses sold in pots seem to take longer to get established?
With more and more roses being sold as own-root roses in pots, gardeners are noticing they seem to take longer to get established than budded bareroots. Why is that?
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Kitchen GardeningDamn You, My Deer
Even though the deer stepped silently into the yard and devoured a container rose bush all in one night, I remained optimistic for a bit longer.
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How-ToA Sure Sign of Fall—Black Spot on Your Roses
Do your roses get blackspot every fall. Relax, it's not just you!
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ArticleSummer Squash Takes the Cake
If you’re tired of hearing family members whine about too much squash on the menu, here’s a sweet solution: let them eat cake.
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Kitchen GardeningBe A Smart Gardener
SmartGardener.com is a great online tool that enables gardeners to easily plan, manage, inform and share their gardens.
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