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How-ToLime and Sulfur Spray – Great Way to Knock Down Fungus On Your Roses
Instead of constantly spraying your roses with chemicals to prevent disease try this simple and inexpensive way to quickly take care of any outbreak.
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ArticleFashionable Sage is a Wise Choice for the Garden
When horticulture and high fashion meet, the results are chic, stylish and definitely delicious.
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Kitchen GardeningPollinating Insects in the Garden
Just like the predatory insects, you'll want to lure the pollinators to the garden.
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Kitchen GardeningPredatory Insects in the Garden
Here's a handy list of the beneficial insect predators that you'll want to invite to your garden.
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ArticleVisiting Gardens in the Summertime
It is summertime and the livin’ is easy—that is if you are at home in the a.c. with a long, tall cool drink of lemonade or iced tea. I have…
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ArticleGet Ready for Fall Lettuce
Still when I think of grocery stores, I can't help but think of iceberg lettuce. Iceberg lettuce is just the tip of the, well - iceberg.
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ArticleLike Two Beans in a Pod
Succession planting is a way to grow more vegetables in garden beds, but it can work in containers, too.
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Kitchen GardeningSave It For Later
Now's the time to get into save-mode for anything you might need for the upcoming seasons.
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Kitchen GardeningSow a Little Love for Fall
It's not too late to fall in love with Romeo, if you carefully plan a late season planting.
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ArticleCulinary Herbs That Grow Well in Shade
Let go of perfection - herbs can deal with a little shade.
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