KitchenGardener Magazine
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Kitchen GardeningTools for Working the Soil
Forget the rototiller. An experienced gardener recommends five tried-and-true hand tools for preparing seedbeds and moving dirt around.
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Kitchen GardeningA Mini-Farm in San Francisco
Faced with unplanned retirement, a gardener transforms a weed-choked backyard into a micro market garden that grows greens by the fistful.
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Garden LifestyleSo You Want to Sell Your Homegrown Produce?
Have you ever fantasized about selling your veggies to a restaurant? This author has done that, and here he offers tips on how to proceed and make your dream a…
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Kitchen GardeningThe Sludge Report: Using Recycled Municipal Wastewater Solids as a Soil Amendment
Should you put compost derived from wastewater solids on your kitchen garden? The answers are hard to come by, but the questions are worth asking.
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How-ToAll About Pickling Cucumbers
Compact varieties grow fast in almost any amount of space, in this article you'll learn how to select, plant, water, and use this versatile vegetable without pickling them. You'll also…
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Garden LifestyleAsian Vegetable Salads
Asian salads are very different from their Western counterparts, says Ruth Lively. Vegetables are rarely totally raw and crisp.
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Kitchen GardeningControlling Cucumber Beetles
Adult cucumber beetles and their larval form, the corn rootworm, can wreak havoc with corn, squash, sweet potatoes, and the leaves of legumes. Fortunately for the gardener, there are several…
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Garden LifestyleTurkish Stuffed Peppers
A robust Middle Eastern mixture of rice, dried apricots, currants, and nuts seasoned with aromatics is packed into a colorful assortment of peppers.
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Garden LifestyleGetting Kids to Eat Vegetables
Forget the tricks and bribes. Ken Haedrich reveals the best ways to get your kids to eat their veggies.
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Garden LifestyleKeep a Garden Journal
Recording your garden's rhythms and rhymes improves results and spurs creativity.
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