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Garden Expo 2012 coming April 14
Brainerd Daily Dispatch This session will focus on incorporating native gardens of small to moderate size into your home landscape. Besides “how to” tips, there will be a discussion of surprises and “lessons learned.” Sessions are 10:30 am and 1 pm • Preserving The Harvest: … |
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January 13, 2012
Garden Expo 2012 coming April 14 – Brainerd Daily Dispatch
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December 20, 2011
Winter rose tips – Redlands Daily Facts
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Winter rose tips
Redlands Daily Facts Jolene Adams, the California Garden Club Inc.'s rose chairman and vice president of the American Rose Society, sends a few tips for winter roses: Winter is the time that roses rest. Or they are supposed to. Deciduous trees and shrubs are dropping … |
December 13, 2011
Summer Gardening – Daily Advertiser
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Summer Gardening
Daily Advertiser It can be a lot of hard work, so make sure that you are only doing the those tasks that will give you the most benefits in your garden and your yard. An article from website ezinearticles.com gives some easy to follow tips for gardening in the summer … |
December 9, 2011
Propagate plants from cuttings – Muskogee Daily Phoenix
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Propagate plants from cuttings
Muskogee Daily Phoenix By Molly Day All the Dirt on Gardening — Making more plants from cuttings provides duplicates of your favorite garden specimens and hours of indoor gardening fun. Watching plants take root and grow is rewarding. Hardwood cuttings are taken from trees … |
December 3, 2011
Looking ahead: Tips on planning your first vegetable garden – Bangor Daily News (blog)
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Looking ahead: Tips on planning your first vegetable garden
Bangor Daily News (blog) For gardeners throughout Maine, the long wait begins. Garden tools lean against the basement wall as seed catalogs pile up on the writing table. Thoughts turn to the year ahead and, for some, to starting their first vegetable garden. … |
November 30, 2011
Tim’s Tips: Prepare your gardening tools for winter – The Daily News of Newburyport
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Tim's Tips: Prepare your gardening tools for winter
The Daily News of Newburyport This week's chore is to gather up all the gardening tools and get them ready for winter. Shovels should be wiped down to get all the dirt off the metal parts. Leftover dirt will cause rusting. A light coating of oil, or an application of a silicone … |
November 29, 2011
Self-sufficiency is not easy – Taranaki Daily News
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Self-sufficiency is not easy
Taranaki Daily News Walk through your garden taking care to look under leaves. Also make sure you don't get unwanted visitors on bought plants. Try to pretend you're a bio-security officer. If you want to glean chemical-free gardening tips, head to your nearest farmers' … |
October 14, 2011
Tips for putting the garden to rest for winter – Bangor Daily News
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Tips for putting the garden to rest for winter
Bangor Daily News There is still plenty to do in the garden, tasks focused on either putting the garden to rest for the winter or preparing for the coming gardening year. For example, now is the time, while memory still serves, to make a map of where every vegetable … |
October 9, 2011
Author shares many offbeat gardening tips – Daily News – Galveston County
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Author shares many offbeat gardening tips
Daily News – Galveston County “Slow Gardening” is filled with offbeat tips like that. He's got a way to create new beds without digging. He's also big on creating lawns with less grass. “Slow Gardening” is a pretty quick read, but I have to admit, it took me awhile to finish. … |
October 8, 2011
5 Frugal Fall Gardening Tips – Daily Green (blog)
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5 Frugal Fall Gardening Tips
Daily Green (blog) But by autumn, most fair weather gardeners have long ago hung up their hoes for the season and planted their butts firmly in front of the TV to watch football. That's a shame, because in most parts of the country the Fall is the best time of year for … |