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ArticleHow to Start a Kitchen Garden
Lucy Apthorp Leske designs a vegetable garden for her sister and her family, and explains what we all need to consider before deciding to start a garden of our own…
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ArticleLessons from a Restaurant Garden
Growing techniques that feed diners at Arrows will produce dinners for your family.
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ArticleOld World Splendor, New World Style
With a little imagination, grand gardens can inspire even the smallest plots. After visiting Rosemary Verey's famous kitchen garden at Barnsley House, author Betty Lou Davis transforms her own Maryland…
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ArticleInvitation to a Garden
Debora Carl planned a garden where family and friends could grill, eat, and enjoy each other's company.
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Kitchen GardeningA Seattle Terrace Garden
This garden features perennial fruits, vegetables, and herbs selected for productivity as well as for looks. Cedar-edged brick paths give the garden structure.
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ArticleStone Wall Tactics
An ecological outlook and organic materials vitalize a garden. By working with nature instead of against it, James Carr and his wife cultivate a vegetable garden without chemicals.
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DesignHow to Grow Espalier Apple Trees
Produce more fruit in less space with this centuries-old technique. Ron Wade guides us step-by-step through the first three years in the life of an espaliered apple tree.
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DesignAt La Bastide de Moustiers, the Day’s Produce is the Star of the Menu
Gardening cooks who find their way to this Provençal inn likely won't want to leave. The pristine produce from the garden and nearby markets is given great respect in the…
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ArticlePractical Problems, Artful Solutions
In eastern Pennsylvania, a vegetable garden is made beautiful. When Jack Staub is faced with a gardening challenge, he tries to come up with a solution that is not only…
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ArticleA Taste of Napoli
A Naples-inspired garden of greens, colorful vegetables, and fruit trees thrives in suburban Toronto.
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