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Home→Blog→Published 2010 → March

Monthly Archives: March 2010

Growing Garden Plants from Seeds

Posted on March 29, 2010 by Editor
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Barbara Perry Lawton I always can tell when the new year is approaching – that’s when the seed catalogs begin piling up in my mailbox. What a treat it is to graze in the colorful meadows of the catalogs. Ambitions … Continue reading →

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Herbs for Perennial Borders

Posted on March 22, 2010 by Editor
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By Joyce Driemeyer Many herbs are so versatile and floriferous that they can enhance an established perennial border. These plants are very attractive to butterflies and bees. Tall pineapple sage (Salvia elegans) with its red flowers is loved by hummingbirds. … Continue reading →

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Native Goldenrods

Posted on March 15, 2010 by Editor
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By Cindy Gilberg After the floral abundance of spring comes a steadily changing profusion of blooms. The crescendo builds as summer progresses and then, in late summer, both sun and shade gardens become punctuated by the butter yellow goldenrod flowers … Continue reading →

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Organic Houseplant Care

Posted on March 8, 2010 by Editor
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By Ellen Barredo There is no question about it. Potted plants grown in the home are growing in a very unusual environment not found in most of the natural world, so you have to create the right conditions for maintaining … Continue reading →

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Gardening in Small Places

Posted on March 1, 2010 by Editor
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By Mara Higdon With the current economy and concerns about the safety of some of our imported foods, more and more people are growing their own food. Here are three gardening techniques that can be used to grow more food … Continue reading →

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