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What's in my garden bag
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I have tons of garden stuff on the shelf in the garage, things I see at garden centers, or read about, and think I must try them out. But I...
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Green onions on the windowsill
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Does this happen to you? Once in a while an onion starts growing in my onion pot. Just one, all others are well behaved waiting to be chopp...
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Saving Nectarines
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our young nectarine trees are being vandalized...
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Crocs :-)
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I love my Crocs! but boy, did I drag my feet before I broke down and got them! I thought they look ugly, simple as that. My footwea...
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Compostaphile or Compostaphobe... To rot or not to rot...
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It is the time of year to trim back the plants and getting the garden ready for spring. I am filling up the compost bin... I could no...
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make 'em sneeze
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Weekly Gardening Tip To 'evict' Armadillos from your yard, toss ground black pepper into their burrows. Don't be cheap, ...
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grow Green Onions
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Don't discard the white part with the roots from the store-bought green onions. Plant them and with a little care you will soon have...
Earthworms are Nature's tillers
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Natural fertilizers, compost and organic materials encourage native earthworms. Earthworms are Nature's tillers and soil conditioners,...
Save the cooking water
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Vegetables for dinner? save the cooking water. Let it cool and water your plants with the broth, it is fortified with trace elements and...
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Go Green with an electric mower
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Owning an electric mower for 2 months now and hubby being completely satisfied with its performance, I thought it is time to post about it. ...
spritz and go
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Use Lysol spray to quickly disinfect gardening tools. disinfect your gardening tools It is important to keep your garden tools...
Ready... Set.... Mark...
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I am thinking there are just as many plant markers available as there are plant species, and it sure is not easy to find the one that works ...
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good to know
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There is no need to work the soil deeply when adding compost or soil amendments. 85% of a plant's roots are found in the top 6" o...
don't forget those special seeds
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If you want to save the seeds of a favorite flower, tie a ribbon on its stem while in bloom. This will remind you after the flower has fade...
chilly
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We have a cold front visiting us, tonight the temperatures are supposed to go as low as 50F. 50F is that magic number when I bring in my V...
Interesting...
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A Daisy is a sun-like flower with the rays, or petals, surrounding a golden center. It was commonly known as the "day's eye...
Aspirin
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Aspirin cures more than headaches, it fights fungus like black spot, mildew or rust. Dissolve 2 uncoated aspirin tablets in 1 quart of wat...
plant shelf
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A discarded CD rack I found is the perfect size for holding small pots. DH used 4 screws to secure the shelf to the wall:
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Seed Storage
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This is my way to keep seeds organized: I use a regular binder, plastic sleeves for collecting baseball cards and coin envelopes bought a...
Coffee Grounds
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I am a firm believer in used coffee grounds for the garden! Not only do I add all my used grounds to our compost pile, but I ever so often...
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