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Can I make / making a living from growing and selling vegetables at home?
Is it possible to make a living from growing and selling vegetables at home? Well this article explores just one such possibility....
46 commentsGrowing White Strawberries
If you love garden edibles, take a look at white strawberries. These are a fun, non-invasive fruit that is ever-bearing and easy to grow!
26 commentsMake 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 to...
4 commentsSeaweed mulch and fertilizer
Seaweed is one of the great unsung heroes of gardening. It’s a cheap and highly effective way of mulching and it’s a good problem solver for troublesome patches in the garden. As a fertilizer it’s just plain brilliant. Seaweed is...
7 commentsEasy Ways To Improve Your Soil
In order to have a lush green lawn, a beautiful flower garden, or a productive vegetable garden, you need to have good soil, and sadly, it is getting harder and harder to find good soil. If the topsoil in your yard hasn't been stripped by...
14 commentsThe Grass isn't always Greener...
The Grass is Not Always Greener on My Neighbor’s Yard…and other Southern Yard Problems (from Someone who has Fought the Battle for Greener Grass!) Hey…You may know me as the: Manly Poetry Man…here on Hub Pages. But…along with writing...
8 commentsHow To Make Compost
Compost is an excellent soil nutrient, as well as a fabulous mulch. It is what is left of food scraps, grass cuttings, leaves, hair, and other things you would normally throw away, after these things are broken down by a natural process that includes bacteria, fungi, worms and insects, and more.
12 commentsNewspaper as Garden Mulch
Learn how to use leftover newspaper as garden mulch. Keep the weeds down and save money at the same time.
Defeating Aphids
My yearly garden battle begins; the aphids have started to show their ugly little heads. The days have gotten warmer, the plants are starting to bud, and my aphids are back. Every year I try to pretend...
4 commentsHow To Choose The Best Mulch
To gardeners, whether or not to use mulch is rarely the question. How to choose the best garden mulch for your specific needs, however, can be. Using quality mulch in your garden or landscape is one of the most common ways to tidy up flower...
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