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Kitchen GardeningMulti-Grafted Fruit Trees are Perfect for Small Gardens
We small-space gardeners are indebted to those that pioneered these trees and we're prepared to take full advantage.
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DesignMust-Have Annuals
When visitors to our nursery admire our display gardens full of rare and unusual shrubs, trees, and perennials, they most often ask about the old-fashioned annuals. These annuals are the magic…
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How-ToWhat Is a “Sucker” on a Rose Bush?
You hear the term "sucker" when it comes to roses. But what actually is it and are they bad for roses?
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Kitchen GardeningHave a Small-Space Garden? Try Dwarf Vegetable Varieties
I just happen to have handy some dwarf-sized vegetable suggestions.
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ArticleHigh-tech Vegetable Gardening
Technology is worming its way into the veggie bed giving gardeners new ways to connect.
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ArticleSpring Gardening in California
I'm on the road again and one of my last stops was at Renee Shepherd's home and gardens, where my friend Carolyn Dille and I enjoyed a lovely lunch and…
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Kitchen GardeningRaised Beds for Your Garden: Framing Materials
There are many ways to go about framing a raised bed and material ideas are endless. There's only a couple of things that deserve some consideration before you put one…
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ArticleCalifornia Springtime
I am on the road again--springtime--and I am off across the country speaking to gardeners and herbal enthusiasts from coast to coast and in-between.
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Kitchen GardeningWhat’s In YOUR Bucket?
A good bucket (or two, or three) can be a loyal friend in the garden tool department.
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ArticleLake Valley Seed: Now That’s Italian!
Does winter have you longing for a trip to the Mediterranean? If you can’t afford to travel to Italy, here’s the next best thing.
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