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How Onions Grow

There are more than 300 widely scattered species of onions in the world, and the bulb onion we grow is just one of them.
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Dallisgrass

Dallisgrass (Paspalum dilatatum) is a pasture grass from South America that has become an invasive nuisance in the
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Floriade 2002

Interested in an idea for a great trip this year? Here's one for gardeners everywhere! Floriade is an international
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Pickling Cucumbers

Pickling is one of the oldest ways to preserve food. You simply ferment vegetables in a salt brine or vinegar solution,
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A New Walkway De-Icer That's Safe for Plants

Winter is upon us. If you live in an area with frequent snow and ice storms, you know it's a chore to keep the drive
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A More Efficient Way To Water

Many gardeners keep their lawns looking green and lush by putting their sprinkler irrigation systems on a timer to
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NEW! How-To Videos Featuring: Designing a Container Garden

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Are Organic Blueberries Healthier?

Many people believe organically raised produce is safer than conventionally raised crops because of the lack of
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Blue Flag Iris Filters Pesticides

Our native blue flag iris (Iris versicolor) is a beautiful perennial that grows well on lakeshores, swamps, wet meadows
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Are Organic Blueberries Healthier?

Many people believe organically raised produce is safer than conventionally raised crops because of the lack of
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Easier Way to Plant Bulbs

It's bulb-planting time, and if you're planning on popping in some daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, and other spring
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Community Gardens Add Value to Inner City Homes

Community gardens not only provide healthy food, exercise, and green spaces for city residents, they also revitalize
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Tomato Problems

Some problems with tomatoes are not caused by insects or diseases. Here's a few sommon problems. This rot begins on the
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Growing Swiss Chard

Swiss Chard is a favorite green of many gardeners because it grows well in both cool and warm weather. This ability to
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Gladiolus

A classic cut flower, gladiolus produces tall flower spikes adorned with large, showy flowers. Often relegated to the
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