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83Best Gardening Magazines
Gardening magazines are a big help when it comes to understanding, planting, and maintaining a garden. Gardeners go to them for information, for comfort, for inspiration, and to relax. With articles about...
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87Growing Strawberries
Strawberrries are a perenniel herb that can be grown in most areas of the United States,as well as Canada. Certain varieties can even be grown in Alaska. They grow best in a cool, moist climate...
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86AeroGarden - Home Aeroponic Garden
The AeroGarden, developed by AeroGrow International brings NASA aeroponic technology to any home gardener. This truly is the easiest way to consistently grow a variety of organic greens in any room (or closet)...
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82Best Books for Newbie Organic Gardeners
Patricia Lanza's Lasagna Gardening is perfect for the new organic gardener because her method is so straightforward and easy. The general idea behind "lasagna gardening" is to make a compost pile right in the...
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83Organic Pest Control with Companion Planting
One of the keys to organic gardening is to imitate nature. There are no garden rows in nature - everything appears to be in disorder. Yet each plant, fungus, insect, animal fit into the natural balance....
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82Getting Started With Scythes
I love my scythes. Now, I should probably do a partial disclaimer here: I'm in no way an expert on scythes or their use, and suspect my mowing and sharpening techniques would probably horrify true experts....
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81Organic Gardening And Fresh Tomato Salsa
I have been meaning to start a planter box garden and this week's hubmob may be the inspiration I need to get started. However, I will never be able to hold a candle to my mom's green thumb as the gardener...
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81Slow-Release Fertilizers: Better Buy for the Money & the Environment
It can be a bit overwhelming to shop for garden fertilizer these days. There are endless products to choose from that all seem to promise bigger and better results. When looking for the best buy, remember this basic gardening principle: you can’t rush Mother Nature. You’ll find that slow-release fertilizers are made with this in mind.
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79Let’s Not Call Them Depression Gardens - Freedom Gardens
Self-Sufficiency Series Let's not call them depression gardens, but freedom gardens. The great depression of 1929 lasted for ten years. During that time "Depression Relief Gardens" struggled for...
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80How-to Till, or Cultivate, a Garden
Everyone knows that quality soil in the garden is one of the most important steps in harvesting loads of fresh, nutritious, organic vegetables. For some people, raised in the past couple of decades without the benefit of home grown produce, tilling is a confusing thing. When do you start? How do you do it? And can you cut your toes off?
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