gardenmentors.com - Want to try growing cabbage in your vegetable garden? With a bit of tolerance, diligence, and patience, getting a great cabbage harvest is easy to do. Cabbage plants tend to take up quite a bit of...
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Episode 107: The Importance of Bees in the Urban Landscape
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growingagreenerworld.com - In today’s episode, Joe and Patti discuss the importance of honeybees and their relevance to the foods we eat. According to the Agricultural Research Service of the USDA, about one in three mouthfu...
gardengrab - Grow your own Camomile
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Travertine Hot Springs
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gardenbetty.com - For me, every trip through the Eastern Sierra has to start or end with a hot spring. In a former life, I think I was a balneologist — one who studies the therapeutic effects of thermal baths. Now I...
Ten Days in the Desert
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yougrowgirl.com - We arrived home last night from what I can only describe as an epic desert road trip. I had planned to start doing posts on specific places and plants today, but decided that one more overall post ...
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Somebody in San Francisco's Public Works Department Is Awesome - John Metcalfe - The Atlantic Cities
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theatlanticcities.com - A couple months ago, a strong windstorm blowing through San Francisco damaged a street tree in the Lower Haight. With a large, raw scar running down its side, the stricken tree was soon marked with...
gardengrab - Gardening Cartoon; To start your week with a...
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Local, self-sufficient, optimistic: are Transition Towns the way forward?
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guardian.co.uk - Late last year, Rob Hopkins went to a conference. Most of the delegates were chief executive officers at local authorities, but it was not a public event. Speaking in confidence, three-quarters of ...
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Monsanto Named 2013's 'Most Evil Corporation' In New Poll
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ibtimes.com - The company, which has weathered a seemingly endless litany of bad publicity over the past year, got a whopping 51 percent of the vote in the nonscientific poll by the website NaturalNews, which as...
Mothballs in the Garden
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Poison Ivy: How to remove it safely without chemicals
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bigblogofgardening.com - If you’re allergic to poison ivy, I don’t have to tell you how want-to-peel-your-skin-off itchy it can be. In my youth, I was allergic to this devil of a plant and would spend a few weeks every s...
>>> landscape and garden design, Manchester & Cheshire: Poppyhead Consultancy
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poppyheadconsultancy.com - Its that time of year when many of our crops, or even our ornamental planting, need stakes and supports if they are to stay upright or climb & clamber. It is also that time where our crops need pr...
GQT: Wind in the veggy garden
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audaxdesign.co.uk - If you want to avoid the costs of installing a fence/trellis with openings to allow the wind to percolate through at an acceptable speed, I think the answer lies in putting in a screen of synthetic...