April 2013 - Page 3 of 6
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Design
Julie’s garden in British Columbia, Day 1
Today's photos (and tomorrow's) are from Julie Flatt in Victoria, BC. She says, "Originally just a grassy patch for the kids and dogs to tear around in, this backyard was…
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Article
Vampires of the Garden: the Green Lacewing
Green Lacewing: the vampire, cannibal, and vegan of the garden.
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Design
Anne’s garden in Manitoba
Today's photos are from Anne Peters in Steinbach, Manitoba. She says, "Here are some photos taken last summer. Living in Zone 3b limits one to a short summer season and…
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Article
Recipes for a Healthy Lunch from the Medicinal Herb Seminar
Last weekend, I participated in the Medicinal Herb Seminar at the Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View, Arkansas, where I provided the recipes for lunch. There were so many requests…
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Article
Not-Your-Average Waldorf Salad
This is a very tasty upscale version of an old favorite, which is quick to prepare. Use whatever apples you have on hand—I often use a combination—just be sure they…
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Design
Susan’s front yard makeover in Illinois
Happy Monday, everyone! And while we're at it, Happy Tax Day! Perhaps today's makeover will inspire you to spend your tax return in the front yard. It's from Susan Wawrzynowicz…
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Article
Push Th’ Little Daisies
While I'm not totally anti-lawn, I do think you can have too much lawn.... And I do.
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Kitchen Gardening
How to Protect Your Garden Naturally
If you’re tired of fighting pests in your garden, you need to arm yourself with Ed Rosenthal’s new book. "Protect Your Garden" is a troubleshooting guide for growing a healthy…