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I've not had a great success this year with my seed saving as two trips and two invasions by mic
In a survey launched in the beginning of April, Kitchen Gardeners International asked its member
With the beautiful autumn weather that we have been having, tidying up the herb garden has been
I am quite pleased that some of my potato seeds have germinated, they are tiny.
One of the most famous cartoons ever to run in the New Yorker magazine shows a small girl being
One of the dogs and I in front of the garlic patch, just waiting. The garlic should be ready to
Composting is in the air, is it time to flip your pile and you don't have to do it like Mary is,
Our community garden group put on our city's 1st EarthDay celebration the last weekend.
"Infestation" is an alarming word.
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