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ArticleHealthy Soil Is Just a Cover Crop Away
Healthy soil provides a building block for healthy plants, so wouldn’t it be great if plants could give something back? In some cases, they do. That’s the purpose of cover…
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Kitchen GardeningBBB Seed Company Doubles Gardening Fun
BBB Seed Company is a small, family-owned business located in Boulder, Colo. Its new catalog features the tagline: "We specialize in beauty for your garden & heirlooms for your health!”
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Kitchen GardeningPrune Fruit Trees and Shrubs at the Right Time
No, it's not always the act of pruning that can get tricky, but rather the timing and the type of pruning.
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ArticleTell us about your pruning mistakes
Is there a gardener out there who hasn't botched a pruning job? Fess up, folks, and post your story.
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Kitchen GardeningRosemary Plants as Miniature Christmas Trees
Personally, I don't have any problem with shaping rosemary bushes into topiaries of any kind.
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Kitchen GardeningThe Winter Pomegranate Harvest
Remember back in grade school when pomegranates would make our lunch sacks heavy?
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Kitchen GardeningHow to Protect Your Garden Plants From Frost
By throwing down just one hard frost, Old Man Winter can kill all but the hardiest of vegetables.
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ArticleThanksgiving: A Time to Celebrate and Count Our Blessings
Thanksgiving is a celebration for giving thanks--being thankful for our bounteous harvests, food on the table, a roof over our heads, good health and friends and family.
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Kitchen GardeningDefining Popular Pruning Terms
Knowing the definition of pruning terms won't automatically make you a pruning rock star. But, you'll probably know more than your neighbor.
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Kitchen GardeningDo You Have A “Garden Room”?
As a green thumb devotee, I've set aside an entire room in my house to my passion.
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