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Home→Blog→Published 2011 → March

Monthly Archives: March 2011

Blueberries

Posted on March 26, 2011 by Editor
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By Mara Higdon (This article first appeared in The Gateway Gardener March 2010 issue.) Growing blueberries is relatively easy once they are established.  As an added bonus, the blueberry shrub provides beautiful fall foliage.  There are many varieties to choose … Continue reading →

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Save Water, Plant a Dry Garden

Posted on March 21, 2011 by Editor
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By Steffie Littlefield Now it’s hot and dry just like every summer in St Louis and you look at your perennial border and a few sturdy souls stand out. You know the ones that don’t have wilted singed foliage, who … Continue reading →

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Top 6 Tips for Good Tree Health

Posted on March 14, 2011 by Editor
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Since we have the world’s best arborists descending upon St Louis this month, we thought we’d check in with some of the local talent to get some advice on keeping trees healthy in the St Louis area. Here are 5 … Continue reading →

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Peppers are HOT (or NOT)!

Posted on March 7, 2011 by Editor
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By Mara Higdon Native to the Americas, peppers are a common vegetable used in cooking. High in vitamin C, peppers are available fresh or dried from scorching hot to your basic sweet bell. With Missouri’s hot summer weather, they are … Continue reading →

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