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      Get Your Garden Started

      With gardening season on the horizon, it's time to start thinking about the type of things you want to get for your garden this year. Are you going to...

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      The Kenyan Beehive

      There are a few common misconceptions out there when it comes to beekeeping. They most center around things that are based off of the "perception" of ...

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      Beautiful Dirt

      Well, there are a lot of things that you can do to get started on a more self-sufficient lifestyle. The only problem is that a lot of these things see...

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      My New Love: Mini Hydro Gardens

      If there was an award for “creative ideas for small spaces”, mini hydro gardens would win it hands-down. These things are supremely cool, they don...

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      Hurry and Plant Garlic!

      Soon, it's going to be too late to start popping your fall garlic into the ground. In some parts of the country, it's way past that time of year. Howe...

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      Compost: Useful Trash

      It's a sad reality of life that we waste a whole lot of food in this country. It's really a side-effect of how lucky we are when you think about it. A...

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      The Importance of Open Pollinated Seeds

      No discussion of gardening would be complete without a discussion of the pros and cons of using open pollinated (OP) seeds. Many people, especially ga...

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      Don't Forget the Herbs!

      With the weather turning, a lot of people are reluctantly pulling up the remnants of their gardens, forlorn and depressed over another growing season ...

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      Keeping Garden Pests Away

      Some gardeners use mothballs in the landscape to deter squirrels, chipmunks, mice, snakes, and other critters. This practice is an illegal use of a re...

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      Treating Blossom End Rot

      With large quantities of rain followed by a general lack of rain, many tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants are likely to developed blossom end rot. This ...

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