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FROM THE FIRST SEED SOWN to the last fruit stashed in the freezer, homegrown tomatoes are a labor of love. [read more…]

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Don't let living in an arid region keep you from growing a garden. Follow these water-savvy tips for creating gardens in drought-prone areas, and grow a green thumb this year.

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Beginner Herb Gardening | Timber Creek Farm | #prepbloggers #herbs

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Vertical Gardening Is The Way To Go If You Have Limited Space For Gardening.

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5 Affordable, Small Greenhouse Ideas - From petite pop-ups to sturdier structures that stand year-round, these affordable, small greenhouses can help extend your growing season.

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Before & After: April’s Bean Tunnel —studio g garden design ad inspired outdoor living Studio G, Garden Design & Landscape Inspiration

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Wise Pairings: Best Flowers to Plant with Vegetables - Organic Gardening - MOTHER EARTH NEWS

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Create better variety and save money with these 3 ways to start seeds at home.

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5 steps to sowing success....

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Build This Multipurpose, Portable 'Modular Grow Dome' - Organic Gardening - MOTHER EARTH NEWS

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Easy-Build-Green-House-For-$150

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4 "Must Do" Chores In Your Garden This Fall - For A Great Garden Next Year!

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How to Store Seeds - Organic Gardening - MOTHER EARTH NEWS

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Growing A Garden For Canning – How To plan to can and Save Big! Article from Old World Garden Farms blog

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Grow Your Own Sweet Potatoes

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This article will help you avoid major pitfalls and costly mistakes when you're planning and installing a privacy fence. We'll show you the tricks and techniques that pros use to get a beautiful fence that'll meet your needs and fit your landscape. These ideas will save you a ton of time, headaches and money by ensuring your DIY fence is done right the first time.

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How to Make Stepping Stones - with a Cake Pan

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How to Really Grow Strawberries in a Rain Gutter System Just Like This! | Happy House and Garden Social Site

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How to Grow Ginger Indoors

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40 DIY Home Decor Ideas That Aren't Just For Christmas

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13 Cheap & Easy DIY Greenhouses

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How to make a wormery

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Container ideas for planting

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Plants for Bathroom

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How to care for Gardenia Indoor

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Plants that can grow without full sun: Salad Greens, such as leaf lettuce, arugula, endive, and cress. Broccoli Cauliflower Peas Beets Brussels Sprouts Radishes Swiss Chard Leafy Greens, such as collards, mustard greens, spinach, and kale Beans

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To grow bushy basil plant: On a basil plant the leaves grow in twos opposite each other. As the little plant sends up the stalk it will grow two more leaves. You need to go to those two leaves and prune about one inch or so above them

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stevia-plant-in-pot/ Stevia extract (commonsensehome.com) When flower buds begin to develop, the plant should be cut back to withing a couple of inches from the soil surface, as flowering spoils the quality of the leaves, and allowing the plant to set seed may actually kill the plant. New leaves will grow from where the plant was cut back. (gardenweb.com)

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How to Build A Lattice Planter Box

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