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Growing Heat-Lovers in the North: How to grow traditional southern crops in colder northern climates | From Organic Gardening

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6 Speedy Vegetables: ‘Sugar Ann’ snap peas. 56 days to sweet, edible 2½-inch pods | From Rodale's Basic Organic Gardening: A Beginner’s Guide to Starting a Healthy Garden

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6 Speedy Vegetables: ‘Contender’ bush beans. 49 days for stringless, 6- to 8-inch pods | From Rodale's Basic Organic Gardening: A Beginner’s Guide to Starting a Healthy Garden

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6 Speedy Vegetables: Spinach. 35-40 days for baby leaves | From Rodale's Basic Organic Gardening: A Beginner’s Guide to Starting a Healthy Garden

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6 Speedy Vegetables: ‘Black Seeded Simpson’ lettuce. 28 days from seed to salad | From Rodale's Basic Organic Gardening: A Beginner’s Guide to Starting a Healthy Garden

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6 Speedy Vegetables: Arugula. 21 days for baby leaves | From Rodale's Basic Organic Gardening: A Beginner’s Guide to Starting a Healthy Garden

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6 Speedy Vegetables: ‘Cherry Belle’ Radish. 22 days for 3/4- to 1-inch-round red roots | From Rodale's Basic Organic Gardening: A Beginner’s Guide to Starting a Healthy Garden

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The Annual Test Garden Review: Meet the organic growers who test vegetables for this magazine—and some of their favorite varieties. | From Organic Gardening magazine

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Three Ways to Plant Onions | Story and video from the February/March 2014 issue of Organic Gardening magazine

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Isolating Sweet Corn: Doug Hall explains why it pays to be picky about pollen. | From the February/March 2014 issue of Organic Gardening magazine

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Gourd Times: How to grow and use gourds in decorations and crafts | From Organic Gardening

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You asked, we answered: What’s the best way to mulch garlic? | From Organic Gardening

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Your second harvest: Start now, and you can double your yield this year and enjoy homegrown flavor into fall and winter. | From Organic Gardening

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Overwintering spinach: Get the jump on spring greens by planting in fall. | From Organic Gardening

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Squash: A Growing Guide. These frost-tender plants need warm weather, lots of sun, and plenty of room. | From Organic Gardening

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Picking at the Peak: Expert tips on how to pick your fruits and vegetables at the height of freshness. | From Organic Gardening

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Spicing Up Salad: This spring, plant your own patchwork of greens and then mix together an edible work of art from our menu options. | From Organic Gardening

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The Salad Equation: Grow greens with distinct flavors for a livelier salad bowl. | From Organic Gardening

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Vertical Gardening: How to squeeze more vegetables into small spaces with trellises. | From Organic Gardening

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Veggies of a Different Color: The Organic Gardening Test Garden yielded a rainbow harvest in 2012. | From Organic Gardening

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Presprouting Peas: Give your peas a head start for cold spring soil. | From Organic Gardening

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Garlic: A Growing Guide | From Organic Gardening

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Tips for growing collard greens | From Organic Gardening

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Harvesting, storing, and curing winter squash | From High Mowing Organic Seeds

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