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ArticleHoliday Gift Ideas For Veggie Gardeners 2014
Here are some great holiday gift ideas for the veggie gardener on your list.
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ArticleSweet Patooties are in Season!
It's that time of year again--most gardeners harvest sweet potatoes before a frost--so right now sweet potatoes are piled high on roadside stands, at farmers' markets and in the grocery…
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Kitchen GardeningNatural Fertilizer Boosts Organic Gardening
Organic gardeners are always on the lookout for all-natural, multi-purpose products that can be used to improve their gardening efforts. As it turns out, one old-fashioned fertilizer could be your…
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How-ToHoop House–Style Raised Bed Frost Protection
This small “hoop house" style structure can support whatever frost covering material you need, and can be mounted to the bed in a couple of ways.
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ArticleJerusalem Artichokes
Jerusalem artichokes (Helianthus tuberosus), also referred to as sunchokes, sunroots and earth apples are edible tubers native to North America, mainly the Eastern regions. They are best dug after the…
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Kitchen GardeningI Have a Pair of Honey Badger Garden Gloves
Garden gloves have never been this useful.
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How-ToHow to Build a Terrarium
Terrariums are a beautiful accent to a home's decor. They can be closed or open, but either design utilizes similar principles. A closed terrarium is lovely in its own right,…
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ArticleTomato-Raisin Chutney
If you still have homegrown tomatoes here is a recipe to try! We recently made this chutney for our reception at the Herb Harvest Fall Festival featuring foods of the…
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DesignGoing with the Flow
By the time we moved into our nearly finished home in June 2008, I had created The Plan. And I drew The Plan in ink so that it would be…
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DesignTop 12 Tiny Hostas
Hostas (Hosta spp. and cvs., USDA Hardiness Zones 3–9) are a staple in almost every perennial garden that enjoys open shade; fertile, well-drained soil; and extended cold weather. They have…
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