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Start Those Seeds!

Are you as eager as I am to start seeds for the spring garden? This is a good time to review what seeds need to germinate and grow successfully. The two most important considerations for growing successful ... Read more »

A New Generation of Victory Gardens

During tough times generations of Americans have turned to food gardening as a way to help feed their families, and our country's current economic downturn is ... Read more »

Planning a Vegetable Garden

When I was young, my parents offered me a tiny plot of ground in our backyard for my own garden. That first season, I grew carnations, tomatoes and cucumbers. The spark was ignited. I've been gardening ever since ... Read more »

Garden Market Research

Findings from the National Gardening Association's (NGA) new survey, The Impact of Home and Community Gardening in America, indicate that food gardening in the U.S. is on the rise. Seven million more ... Read more »

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Regional Reports Featured Report: Pacific Northwest

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Creating Beautiful Borders

March 22th - March 24th, 2010

In my mixed garden borders, annuals, bulbs and perennials mingle at will. The taller perennials form the backbone; annuals and bulbs provide the sparks of interest, which change with the …
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10 Money-Saving Strategies for Your Backyard

With people tightening their financial belts this year, it's nice to know there are some simple backyard strategies you can employ to save time and money.

Tip of the Day

Remove Strawberry Mulch

Move mulch that covers or surrounds strawberry plants to rows between them as soon as you see signs of new growth in spring. Follow-up with a 1- to 2-inch layer of compost.

Themed Gardens

William Moss

Moss in the City

Rewards and challenges of gardening in cities and small spaces.

Charlie Nardozzi
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Edible Landscaping

Ideas for growing vegetables, herbs, fruits, & edible flowers.

Rebecca Kolls

Celebrating the Seasons

Creative ideas, crafts, and decorations for every season.

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