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david e kelley blogged  
A WISH FOR ALL SEASONS

Plant a tree to honor someone.  Fill it with paper cranes each containing a wish. ...

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Roger Doiron blogged  
How to grow time

Do ever feel like you're racing against the clock to avoid having something "blow up" in your...

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smilinggardener blogged  
Proper Pruning: Why Removing Diseased Branches May Not Be A Good Gardening Practice

We've been taught that "proper pruning" involves removing the 3 D’s from our trees: Dead,...

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aphilbeck8 blogged  
Canning stewed tomatoes in Dec with Christmas decorations everywhere in my home!

Really, Our greenhouse is so full of tomatoes and peppers (red,yellow,and green). I had to do...

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Susan E. Roth blogged  
Kombucha and still no picture!

Greetings everyone! I hope that you are all ready for the holidays. I have gotten the fall decor...

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aphilbeck8 blogged  
Greenhouse gardening all year round!

This is the first year we are growing year round. We just ordered some greenhouse tomatoes, I...

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BrotherJoseph blogged  
Red Velvet Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus)

Open-pollinated organic heirloom seeds from:

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Larrapin blogged  
Kale Seeds & My Fall Garden That Isn't

I have a mental block on fall gardens. I want one. Every year I visit friends' lovely November...

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amy manning blogged  
More kitchen knife skills--just in time for Thanksgiving dinner!

I've posted two more essential kitchen skills on my blog: 

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julieta blogged  
The Great Tomato Choke.

What happens when you spend too much time talking to plants? Unfortunately, I found out...the...

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