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ArticleGarden Planning
Tips and suggestions for creating a beautiful and functional edible landscape.
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ArticleStart Your Compost Pile This Winter
Those gardeners in gentler climates will have things going a little bit faster (and no, it's not unfair because you snow people get tulips).
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ArticleAdd Some Spice to Your Life
Until you’ve experienced the pleasure of growing sweet red peppers and then grinding the dried pods into fresh paprika, you won’t know what you’ve been missing. One whiff of fresh…
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Kitchen GardeningAll in the family
This article is about a Seed Savers publication, the Yearbook, that provides a place to exchange treasured family heirloom seeds.
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ArticleHow to Improve Your Stock Options
Discover the hidden value of potato peels, carrot tops and other kitchen discards. Gain big dividend every time you cook up a batch of vegetable stock.
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ArticleGrowing Avocados
If you just happen to live in zones 9-11, consider growing some delicious avocados (Persea americana). Not only are they tasty, but they offer nutritional value for your heart and…
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ArticleCheap and Easy Winter Greens
Growing your own garlic greens during the winter is an inexpensive way to feed two needs at once: a gardener’s need for growing and a cook’s need for something tasty.
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Kitchen GardeningHeirloom seed popularity contest
Learn how we choose which seeds make it into our seed catalog - and find out what "old" seeds are "new" in the 2010 catalog.
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ArticleNew Seeds for a New Season
When temperatures are in the teens and snow is swirling outside, what can a gardener do? Grab a seed catalog and order seeds, of course.
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