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ArticleA Garden That Plants Itself
The Garden in a Nutshell USDA Hardiness Zone: 5 Light: Full sun Soil: Clay loam amended each year with compost and manure Maintenance level: Medium Biggest challenge: Staying on top…
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Kitchen GardeningYour Back-To-School (Gardening) Shopping List
Shopping for school? Remember to get a few things for you and your garden.
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How-ToRose Rosette Disease—What Is It, and What Can You Do About It?
Have you ever noticed an odd growth on your roses that looks like witches broom. If so, we may have your answer.
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ArticleSeasonal Recipes From the Garden by P. Allen Smith
Your search has ended. We've got your summer garden-bounty recipe book right here.
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ArticleHappy August! Here’s to the Harvest and to Growing Gardens!
Today is the first of August, know as Lughnasadh in Ireland, it begins the celebration of the harvest season.
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Kitchen GardeningDIY Self-Watering Transplant Tray
This system will save you a lot of time watering your transplants.
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Kitchen GardeningVideo: Squash Bug Control
Here are some organic solutions to control squash bugs, featuring an insecticidal soap recipe.
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ArticleCool-Season Broccoli Defies Odds
The broccoli plants I transplanted to patio containers in June prove cool-season vegetables can grow in warm weather.
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How-ToSummer Leaf Drop On Your Roses
It's hot and your roses are likely losing leaves. Should you panic? We have the answer!
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ArticleRoses And That Cup Of Bone Meal In The Planting Hole
As rosarians we are always told to toss a cup of bone meal in the planting hole. Is it needed? Could it actually be harmful?
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