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Ten Steps to Beginning a Garden

"Gardeners spend most of the summer watering, weeding, and watching young plants grow. Fall is a good time to plant trees, shrubs, bulbs and some perennials."

Ugly Pumpkins - Pretty Profits

"Anything that's ugly or weird or unusual, it just sells like crazy," said Randy Graham, who grows 40 pumpkin varieties near Champaign, Ill. Hoffman, who opened his company six years ago, said he once dreamed of selling seeds for his hybrids at $25 a pound.

Making self-sufficiency illegal?

Ever wonder how half the Irish population starved to death, simply because a single crop failed? (and that crop wasn't even indigenous to Ireland?)

10 Tips To Start A Canned Food Business

One appealing advantage of starting a canned-food business is it can strategically add to your farm's income mix.

Celery, peaches and strawberries are the most contaminated by pesticides - Healthzone.ca

The most pesticide-prone produce? Celery, peaches and strawberries top the "dirty dozen" list.

Dear Green Bean Vines, Why do you do this to me?

Dear Green Bean Vines, Why do you do this to me?

Organic Gardening beginner's quickie course

Reminders for beginning gardeners, review the basics, increase chances of success!

Good News Wednesday~~Gardens for A Better Future

"When people see a 'Paris Garden' I want them to remember Paris but I also want them to remember how we can do better for this neighborhood to change and stop the violence," said Andrea Hildebran, founder of the community garden.

Grow your own fruit and veg in unwanted underwear

Bras, briefs and boxer shorts were donated to this year's Chelsea Flower Show to be used in display of how to grow your own fruit and vegetables in unwanted underwear.

Poll: Are You Planting a Garden in 2009?

According to a nationwide survey conducted for the National Gardening Association, 43 million U.S. households plan to grow their own fruits, vegetables, berries, and herbs in 2009, a 19 percent gain from 36 million in 2008. Are you planting a garden this year?