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Kitchen GardeningInterplanting Crops in the Vegetable Garden
Small-space vegetable garden? Make the most of it by interplanting.
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ArticleGood Things Grow in Small Packages
‘Lizzano’ tomato, an All-America Selections vegetable winner for 2011, is a now a favorite in my garden, too.
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DesignWhen It Comes To Climbing Roses The Key Is Patience
Many a gardener is frustrated by a climbing rose not blooming the first season. Here is why and what you can do about it.
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ArticleAdd some Zest to your Garden
Tomatillos, a distant cousin to the tomato, are ready to enjoy when the fruits are bright green, firm, and tart.
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ArticleI Garden: Urban Style Book Review
Down-to-Earth, practical, whimsical, and beautiful. If you like gardens, you need this book.
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ArticleA Taste of France
French chefs reach for herbes de Provence to season special recipes. Now you can, too.
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How-ToLearn to Build a Fence, Arbor, or Bridge to Support Your Tomatoes
Peek over the back fence of almost any home in summer and you’ll find it: a robust tomato plant standing proudly, its leaves, stems, and fruit bulging out, around, and…
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Kitchen GardeningExperimenting with Fava Beans
Planting a cool-season plant in the heat of summer is just another experiment in the backyard laboratory.
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Kitchen GardeningA Squash Vine Borer Story
A short story documenting the events surrounding the dreaded squash vine borer and the damage it can cause.
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ArticleThe Salad Bed: Still Gathering Greens through the Month of May
The garden is in the spring-changing-to-summer mode and so is the weather; time to get out there and eat the salad greens before they bolt in this heat!
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