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How-ToBuilding a Raised Bed, Part I
This video goes over the advantages raised beds offer, as well as what you will need to build one.
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DesignSpectacular Self-Sowing Annuals
Annual flowering plants grow vigorously and bloom profusely during their growing season. They fill in the gaps between your perennials, adding color, texture, and lush beauty. They may also provide…
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DesignBeing a Gardener: All That Jazz
One night my partner put on some Thelonious Monk for dinner music. Now I like dinner and I like music, but some forms of jazz at dinner jangle my digestion.…
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DesignIt’s Just Business | Letter from the Editor
I love pollinators, but not for the reasons you might think. Sure, there is the whole help-plants-set-seed-natural-process-healthy-environment thing, and that is great. But I love pollinators because they are all…
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DesignClutter-Busting Tips for Storage and Work Spaces
In my garden, a storage shed and greenhouse are the backstage spaces that keep the garden show going. These work spaces help me find the things I need, when I…
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DesignGarden Design That Doesn’t Limit Your Color Palette
Textural interest and shades of green may be the rage in sophisticated gardens, but I still crave the excitement of floral Technicolor. My personal garden challenge is to work in…
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DesignDesigning a Stylish Pollinator Garden
A few years ago, in an effort to try to help dwindling butterfly and bee populations, my partner Mikel and I plowed up an acre of invasive bittersweet on the…
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Kitchen GardeningTomato Timing Checklist
It can be taxing to figure out when to plant, prune, and harvest tomatoes. Plant your seeds too late and you'll never harvest any fruit. Or forget to harden-off your…
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Design5 Great New Tomato Varieties
I’m someone who’s generally averse to change. If I find a certain brand of jeans that fit just right, I stick with them. Same goes for moisturizer and my New…
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DesignWhat’s New With Coneflowers?
I think many gardeners oscillate between loving and hating coneflowers—I know I do. It’s a phenomenon I’ve observed for nearly 20 years. I was there at the turn of the…
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