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Animal Fencing
Fencing is the most reliable defense against garden-raiding deer Fencing is the only sure-fired way to keep wild and domestic animals out of a prized garden long term. Although it can be expensive for large animals such as deer, it may be the ... [... more]
National Gardening Association

Growing Family Fruit and Nut Trees (Reference and Field ...
Basic informaion of growing fruit & nuts: This is a good book for those wanting very basic information on planting, propagating, caring for, & harvesting the fruit of the trees. More detailed information is given on citrus & exotic fruits as [... more]
$10.95
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Bears
In bear country, these lumbering creatures can cause extensive damage to berry patches and gardens, and can be a threat to people if crossed. Although they are considered inhabitants of rural, mountainous, wilderness areas, bears are being seen ... [... more]
National Gardening Association

A Simpler Way to Make New Plants
Air layering is a gardening propagation technique where new roots are encouraged to grow on a stem or branch of an herbaceous or woody plant in order to create a new plant. It's a convenient way to propagate shrubs such as holly, camellia, and ... [... more]
National Gardening Association

No More Front Lawns
In most American households, food gardens are relegated to the back yard. But front-yard vegetable gardens were the norm back in the early 20th century, when yards were used primarily to produce food for the kitchen. Los Angeles landscape ... [... more]
National Gardening Association

Care & Harvesting Citrus
Keep a good layer of mulch around the trees, but spread it several inches away from the trunk. The roots are fairly shallow and extend well beyond the dripline, so water the entire root area. The trees should receive a deep soaking about once a ... [... more]
National Gardening Association

Bird Watching
It may be early for birds to start their spring migration, but it's still a good time to check in with our feathered friends to see how they're doing. During the 10th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count, February 16th to 19th, people in the U.S. and ... [... more]
National Gardening Association

Jobes Organic Spikes 5-5-5 10p Model 1260
New organic based formula ideal for all types of outdoor trees and shrubs. Great for fruit and nut trees. 5-5-5. [... more]
$18.19
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Bonide Products Borer Miner Killer Concentrate 8 Ounces ...
Protects fruits, nuts, trees, shrubs, roses, flowers and vegetables from borers, leaf miner and other listed insects. Mix and apply using hose-end, tank sprayer or watering can at rates indicated. Controls bagworms, leafminers, spider mites, tent [... more]
$18.07
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Chipmunks & Squirrels
These furry rodents are regulars at many backyard birdfeeders and will also attack a variety of garden targets such as young seedlings, berries, fruits, and vegetables. They even have been known to decapitate flowers such as tulips -- seemingly ... [... more]
National Gardening Association

Organic Gardening for Dummies
For many gardeners, the term organic has become synonymous with safe , which makes sense, since avoiding harmful pesticides and chemical fertilizers is a big part of organic gardening. But going organic also involves selecting the right plants and garden [... more]
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Forest Gardening: Cultivating an Edible Landscape
Based on the model of a healthy natural woodland, a forest garden incorporates a wide variety of useful plants, including fruit and nut trees, perennial herbs, and vegetables. Robert Hart's book beautifully describes his decades of experience gardening [... more]
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