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ArticleThe 30-Mile Gardening Rule
Landscape designer, horticulturist and author Maureen Gilmer encourages gardeners to embrace their inner tightwad in her new book, “The Small Budget Gardener: All the Dirt on Saving Money in Your…
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ArticlePlant a Row for the Hungry by Growing Extra Vegetables
I rarely put on my serious voice here at Vegetable Gardener, but this is really, super-duper important.
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Kitchen GardeningSweet Bay (Laurus Nobilis): The Herb of Frankenstein
Truth be told I would still describe its attitude as mild-mannered. But in a baby Godzilla sort of way.
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Kitchen GardeningTools of The (Gardening) Trade
Here's your list of required and "oh, I forgot that!" tools for gardening the right way.
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ArticleWhen is a Pear a Vegetable?
The sharp spines of the Opuntia can be intimidating, but once they’re removed, the “nopales” turns into a nutritious vegetable that defies its prickly appearance.
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ArticleBreak the Bulb Monotony
What would spring be without daffodils and tulips? Despite their beauty, the same bulbs can get a little boring year after year. By adding a few special, colorful, and often…
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ArticleHow to Easily Grow Potatoes in a Can
No matter what type of gardener you are—be it vegetable, ornamental, or both—the space you have to grow your plants often dictates your choices. So as a gardener whose “garden”…
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ArticlePunished for pruning
A 67-year-old woman faces felony charges for pruning branches and briars in a greenbelt near her Dallas, Texas neighborhood.
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Kitchen GardeningGrow Heirloom Peas This Spring
Peas are one crop that no spring garden should be without. They're one of the oldest cultivated vegetables as there's been evidence of peas found throughout Egypt, Europe, Asia and…
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Kitchen GardeningTips For Small Vegetable Beds
One thing is for sure, nothing is more delightful than a small garden bed packed with gorgeous produce.
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