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Kitchen GardeningStoring Your Bountiful Harvest: The Trash Can Root Cellar
As the fall-come-winter weather creeps up, those of us who never set a foot inside a honest-to-goodness root cellar a day in our lives are looking for nooks, crannies, cupboards,…
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Kitchen GardeningHow to Grow No-Spray Organic Apples
Apples are subject to lots of pests and diseases, but one grower has discovered a low-tech way to grow high-quality fruit you won't be afraid to eat.
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Kitchen GardeningBuild an Outdoor Bokashi- and Worm-Composting Bin
This "casket-style" container produces compost below ground, and is a great container for outdoor worm composting.
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How-ToA Gardener’s Checklist for Late Fall
Here in New England, frosty nights, flaming maples, and flocks of birds heading south herald the coming of winter, and gardeners turn their attention to tidying up their yards and…
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ArticleGrow Some Spuds in Your Duds
One California mom has found a unique way to get her kids to eat their vegetables.
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Kitchen GardeningA Second Round of Broccoli for Fall
I want to thank my Italian ancestors for introducing broccoli to America as it's hands-down one of my favorite vegetables.
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Kitchen GardeningPlant a Fall Lettuce Garden
Lettuce is a cool-weather lover that grows well in both spring and fall garden. In fact, when I plant lettuce in my fall garden, I can often take it all…
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Kitchen GardeningCatalog Review: High Mowing Organic Seeds
High Mowing Organic Seeds has been offering only 100% Certified Organic seeds since 1996.
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ArticleFall Planting. Is It Right For Roses?
Conventional wisdom says spring is "rose planting" time. Oh really? I beg to differ!
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DesignWindow Boxes for Tricky Situations
Why don’t people plant window boxes? This is a question I often ask myself on Saturday mornings at my garden center. There’s usually no shortage of excited gardeners filling carts…
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