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Kitchen GardeningTotally Tomatoes
Here's a catalog that focuses on America's favorite garden vegetable, the tomato, in all of its manifestations.
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Kitchen GardeningSave Recycled Containers for Starting Spring Seeds
We're going to focus on two things here. The first one is saving money on a required gardening practice - seed starting. The second one is ignoring the fact that…
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ArticleSprouts Make Windowsill Gardening Easy
Homegrown sprouts are perfect for windowsill gardening any time of the year. Just add water and watch them grow.
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Kitchen GardeningA Bumper Crop of Seed Catalogs
This year's seed catalogs are off the presses and headed your way. Before you place your orders, read our short reviews and post your comments.
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Kitchen GardeningGurney’s Seed & Nursery Catalog
Gurney's Seed & Nursery was founded in 1866 by Civil War veteran Charles W. Gurney in Monticello, Iowa, but the company has long been associated with Yankton, South Dakota, where…
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Kitchen GardeningRound Those Leaves Up, Y’all
I've come up with a quick DIY project that will help you ''corral'' the great and FREE garden resource - leaves. I call it the Fall leaf collection bin.
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ArticleDiscover Scented Herbs
Even if someone wanted to decline taking a whiff, I don't think they dared risk it while facing the crazed look in my eyes.
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ArticleGarlic Planting
"Do not eat garlic or onions; for their smell will reveal that you are a peasant.” Cervantes in Don Quixote. Unless you side with Don Quixote, don't forget to plant…
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How-ToWhy You Want Redworms and Earthworms (Nightcrawlers) in Your Garden
I like being a worm farmer. Like my fondness for rabbit poop, I take great pride in the rich nutrients they produce for my garden. These are natural talents we…
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Kitchen GardeningPlant and Harvest Broccoli this Winter (and the “Choppin’ Broccoli” song)
Many gardeners started their broccoli seeds several weeks ago. However, I was slow on the up-take this year and didn't start any seeds myself. I was so slow, in fact,…
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