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How-ToShould You Grow Determinate or Indeterminate Tomato Plants?
Among the tons of veggies started this winter, probably the majority of those will be tomato seeds.
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ArticleWhen Planting Roses; Bury The Bud Union
One of the most debated question in roses is should you bury the bud union when planting. Here is one good reason why the answer is yes.
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Kitchen GardeningSowing Seeds for Salad in Flats
Although it is only February and I have another month or two of winter here in my zone 7 Maryland garden, today I am sowing seeds in flats to grow…
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ArticleRose Leaves: To Strip – Or Not To Strip?
After pruning should you remove old leaves? It's a good idea and here is a quick way to do so.
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Kitchen GardeningCatalog Review: Park Seed Co.
Park Seed Co. remains one of the oldest and widely-respected seed companies in the business.
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Kitchen GardeningHow to Share Open-Pollinated and Heirloom Vegetable Seeds
You'll find that many people aren't growing heirlooms or open-pollinated veggies simply because they haven't been introduced to them.
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ArticleGive new roses a good “boxing” around the roots
You've heard about not planting new roses in soil that used to contain roses. There is truth to this and here is a simple way to deal with it.
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Kitchen GardeningRemember to Rotate Your Crops
No worries. If you forget to rotate your crops no one will take away your birthday.
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ArticleMid-Winter Musings
For those of us who live in cold climates, we figure out our own ways to get through the winter, until the spring gardening season arrives.
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ArticleHappy 200th Anniversary Comstock Seeds!
The 2011 seed catalog celebrates the 200th anniversary of Comstock, Ferre & Co., the oldest seed company in New England. The catalog features beautiful old photos and illustrations from the…
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