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Container Gardening Tips - Plainview Daily Herald

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Container Gardening Tips Plainview Daily Herald You can get “Vegetable Gardening in Containers,” publication number E-545 3-09 on the Texas AgriLife website or call the Hale County office at 806-291-5267 and we can get you a publication. •Prune spring flowering shrubs soon after flowering. A salad garden can be delicious and prettyAnderson Independent Mail all 4 news articles »

Garden Tips: Get to know which insects, diseases threaten tomatoes - Memphis Commercial Appeal

Garden Tips: Get to know which insects, diseases threaten tomatoes Memphis Commercial Appeal By Booker T. Leigh Tomatoes, the most popular vegetable grown in home gardens, can be attacked by a number of diseases and insects. Blossom end rot causes the bottom of the tomato to turn dark and hard. There is no cure for this, ...

New Northwest garden books run from yard art to organic flowers - The Seattle Times

New Northwest garden books run from yard art to organic flowers The Seattle Times "Grow Cook Eat: A Food Lover's Guide to Vegetable Gardening," by Willi Galloway (Sasquatch Books, $29.95). Galloway's enthusiasm and expertise inform every page of her first book. Don't be fooled by the elegant design; this isn't a book about ... New crop of garden books yields good summer reads, thoughtful anytime giftsDaily Press all 2 news articles »

Hot days, cool nights - Mail Tribune

Hot days, cool nights Mail Tribune By Carol Oneal It's probably no surprise to you that tomatoes are the most commonly grown plant in the vegetable garden. Technically, it's a fruit, but they tend to be treated as a vegetable. The tomato's origins are as a tropical vine, ...

Master gardener tips: Thinking about warm-season veggies? Plant your picks now - The Coloradoan

Master gardener tips: Thinking about warm-season veggies? Plant your picks now The Coloradoan The goal in soil management is to increase the organic content of your garden soil to 4 percent to 5 percent over the years. Vegetables need consistent and even watering for plant production. Using organic mulch around your plants can help retain ...

Lehigh University helps Hispanic Center Lehigh Valley start vegetable garden - The Express Times - LehighValleyLive.com

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Lehigh University helps Hispanic Center Lehigh Valley start vegetable garden The Express Times - LehighValleyLive.com By Lynn Olanoff | The Express-Times View full sizeExpress-Times Photo | ASHLI TRUCHONTony Cruz, of Bethlehem, plants tomato plants in the new vegetable garden at the Hispanic Center Lehigh Valley on Friday morning. The former site of several ... Urban farm sprouts in south BethlehemAllentown Morning Call all 2 news articles »

Plant your own produce patch - Cincinnati.com

Plant your own produce patch Cincinnati.com Linda Kreidler designed and built raised vegetable gardens in the Mount Lookout backyard of Ron and Jenny Erdmann. / The Enquirer/Jeff Swinger Having a vegetable garden is so important to Ron and Jenny Erdmann that they started planning theirs before ...

Shoestring Living: Tips for your frugal garden - Sturgis Journal

Shoestring Living: Tips for your frugal garden Sturgis Journal Invest in a vegetable garden to add cost-free, healthful additions to your plate and save at the grocery store all season long. A couple of dollars for a tomato or pepper plant can equal upwards of $40 in savings by summer's end, so don't miss this ... and more »

Vegetable Gardening: Who's the Boss? - Patch.com

Vegetable Gardening: Who's the Boss? Patch.com By Karin Bugge I visited some chap's gardening website the other day and sat through a five-minute video on asparagus planting. Prepare the soil, mulch, dig, double dig, weed, hill up, gently lay, blah blah blah. I could have told him -- nothing on ...

Herbs are a Must for the Garden - Patch.com

Herbs are a Must for the Garden Patch.com With that in mind, don't plant perennial herbs in the middle of a vegetable garden. Place them in a protected space or bed near the house. For annual herbs, they benefit from the rich soils and sun provided with vegetable gardens and will thrive amid ... and more »