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Gardening With Dave On WTAP At 5

Friday, we caught up with Dave Fleming of Greenleaf Landscapes to learn how to grow our own vegetable garden.

'Grow, Cook, Eat' for aspiring gardeners, cooks

These days the news is full of food trends. Most of them, including eating locally, eating more healthfully, eating organic food and vegetarianism, encourage us to use fresh ingredients - advice that leads us into the...

Garden lets us grow what we eat

The Blade seeks gardeners for Weed It & Reap who are as varied as what they grow. In a sentence, tell us what's unique about you or your garden. Contact Tahree Lane at tlane@theblade.com or 419-724-6075.

Are you willing to Grow a Row in your vegetable ga

Are you willing to Grow a Row in your vegetable garden to help the Port Alberni food bank?

La Rosa’s Garden – Replenish the Earth

There is only one way to grow delicious vegetable, and that is by beginning with excellent earth that you prepare yourself.

Leafy, tasty, easy: Basil is garden favorite

Basil is one of the basics of a vegetable garden. It's easy to grow, isn't prone to problems and will provide lots of fragrant, flavorful leaves through the summer and into fall.

LEA seeks partnerships to grow horticulture output

The Local Enterprise Authority (LEA) intends to partner with the Botswana Bureau of Standards (BOBS) to ensure adoption of and adherence to vegetable and fruits production safety standards by local producers with the view to access large food retailers.

Broward County offering residents tips on how to grow vegetable gardens

Want to grow your own veggies?

If Birds Like Your Cactus Fruit, You Will, Too

Q: I have Indian cacti and each year they grow flowers that have a bulb or fruit coming from the pads about 3 inches tall. I have been told that these bulbs make great jams. Is this true and, if so, can you tell me how to make this jam? A: What you call

What's new in vegetable gardening trends

EUREKA -- The Eureka Sequoia Garden Club will meet at 11 a.m. Friday at the First Covenant Church in the Carriage House, 2526 J St. The meeting begins with the program and will adjourn at 1:30 p.