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Salvaged Apples, Hard Cider

The middle of August, a hot summer afternoon in southern Maine, I pulled to the curb in a...

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A Brief History of School Gardens
history of school gardens

In 1909, Ventura, California schoolteacher Zilda M. Rogers wrote to the Agricultural Experiment...

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Farmer Dave's homesteading story

History of a homesteader

Live You’re Dreams -Plant Your Future

Growing up in...

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A Few of My Favorite Things

I am sitting in front of the fireplace watching the snow fall, flipping through gardening...

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Responsible carnivory: Nose-to-tail eating article

My most recent article is...

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Snow Days.

It snowed. A lot. Well, at least for Upstate South Carolina, six inches of snow qualifies for a...

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Farmer Dave blogged  
Organic Gardening Plan

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Salma blogged  
Seeds by first Parish Church/Father of Peace delivered to Rev Dr Samuel Titus..Historic Saint Paul Church Rawalpindi.

 

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Diagnosing plant nutritional deficiencies

I've just learned much about diagnosing plant nutritional deficiencies in the master gardener...

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Salma blogged  
Unity and peace through,the Language of Flowers and Seeds.

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