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Kitchen GardeningWhat Are Microclimates?
If you think that the numbers on the USDA zone map have the last word on your garden - think again.
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Kitchen GardeningYour Vegetable Garden Will Thrive With Compost
Beloved compost, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways...
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ArticleTo What Height Should You Prune Your Roses
To what height should you prune your roses? Why does there seem to be a hard, fast rule to prune low? Should we break that rule?
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Kitchen GardeningWatering Your Seedlings
There are basically three methods ror watering your seeds (or your seedlings).
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How-ToWhat Time of Year Should I Prune My Roses?
Gardeners always wonder when is the best time to prune roses. Here is an easy answer for you that has nothing to do with the calendar.
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ArticleIn the Greenhouse Today
The germination of seeds and this new green growth make me think spring and alleviates the cabin fever, which many of us suffer from this time of year.
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ArticleLegal Guerrilla Gardening
Personally, I don't find it at all amazing that the practice caught on like wildfire.
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ArticleStarting From Seed
The development of a seedling is like a person waking up in the morning. There’s the dormant period (sleep). External stimuli, such as temperature and moisture, tell the seed that…
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ArticleOh, No! Now What?
There is nothing less noticeable than an excellent pruning job. But on the flip side, there is nothing more noticeable than a poorly pruned plant. Pruning is a science and…
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