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83Heirloom Potatoes in the Fall Garden
Heirloom potatoes are the old fashioned potatoes that gardeners have been growing for years. While commercial growers stick with one type, small gardeners can plants many varieties of heirloom potatoes and experience many different varieties.
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735 Ways To Use A Green Tomato
Long ago when everyone raised their own food there were a multitude of recipes for using up the very last vegetables in the garden before frost. When frost was looming grandmother would pick the tomatoes...
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77Fall Vegetable Garden: Organic Produce For Winter
Here in Texas it is near 100 degrees on this August day. In some ways much too hot to be thinking of a fall garden yet in others, time is almost here to plant for late autumn and early winter harvest. Where...
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78Make a New Garden Bed with Sheet Mulching
SHEET MULCHING is a fast, labor saving technique for building new planting beds and suppressing weeds. You may need a little mental tweak to think like a sheet mulcher. Instead of picturing what you need...
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72Planting a Fall Garden with Cool Weather Crops
Because it is September many people think that the gardening season is over. Not so I say! Cool weather crops make gardening into the fall easy to do. So if you aren't tired of planting, weeding, watering and...
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65Fall Gardening in the Pacific Northwest
Fall gardening in the Pacific Northwest is when the hardwork, the backbreaking work begins. October can be still summer warm, in the 60's and 70's so just a little cleaning up, deadheading and raking of...
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59Putting Your Garden to Bed
The weather has changed not only are the hours of sunlight becoming less and less but there is a chill in the air that says Fall is in full swing and winter is on its way. It is time to put the garden to...
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54Ideal Transplanting Time
It's the ideal transplanting season! We’re heading into the ideal time for transplanting. If you want to relocate existing plants or extend your plantings with newly purchased plants, fall is the...
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58Storm damage
– September 28, 2008 In the garden, Autumn is, indeed the crowning glory of the year, bringing us the fruition of months of thought and care and toil. And at no season, save perhaps in Daffodil...
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60Quick flower bed overhaul
It is not too late to plant and redo your flower beds. Here is a neglected flower bed in my backyard that needs reworking. A hard frost at Halloween finished off the annuals in the bed. Here is a picture of...
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