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quiltjoe1
My Strawberry bed is very crowded. Any advice on thinning them in the fall.
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larval condominium
Can anyone help me understand what I found under one of my flower pots this morning?
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mazingira
What are some of the best crops for beginning gardeners?
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david e kelley
How many words, or characters are allowed in a status report? Some of them appear to be cut off before they're finished. Stay natural' David
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Dr.Sonal
What can I grow with very limited space and sunshine?
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SunnyBlooms
How do I save rape mustard seed?
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Ron Brisson
Why is one of my serano pepper plants is turning yellow at the top, both leaves and fruit?
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janice77
I have a great growth of grapes in my garden(first time) but I do not know when to cut them for use at home and as gifts.Should they be cut raw or allowed to ripen on the plant?
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Leafylaura
Starting up my first kitchen garden, does anyone have any good tips?
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cwolf19380
Are there any uses for old corn meal - a little rancid smelling - hate to throw it out if it has any garden use. Veggies or lawn? TX
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PALawler
Any ideas for inexpensive supports for tomato plants?
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oceandreamer
Any tips on getting garlic to grow to maturity? Last year mine did not turn into anything...really wanna make it work this year!
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