August 2017
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ArticleEnjoying the Bounty
Linda Skyler enjoys the rewards of a garden overflowing with moisture and sunshine.
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VideoHow to Plant Bulbs
Spring bulbs are always a welcome sight, a sign that the cold months are drawing to an end and the warm sunshine is coming soon. However, some gardeners may not…
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ArticleA Winning Garden in Maryland
Anne Barone has successfully transformed her yard and gardens in Baltimore, winning her local garden contest.
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Kitchen GardeningChili Pepper Season: Here’s a Trio to Try
Being a confessed chilehead, I have grown many varieties for over 40 years. Here are a few that might be new to you, that I think are worthwhile growing.
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ArticleTomatoes with Seasonal Herbs
Although the most popular herb to pair with tomatoes is basil, no contender, many other seasonal herbs combine well with these beloved juicy fruits. Besides other herb ideas, here is…
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ArticleCrazy for Begonias
Retirement brings on not only the gardening bug for Patricia, but also the opportunity to grow many varieties of begonia.
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ArticleCaptivating Fall Combination
Plant Recipe:1. Cardoon(Cynara cardunculus, USDA Hardiness, Zones 7-9)2. 'Diamond Frost' Euphorbia(Euphorbia 'Inneuphdia', Zones 3-9)3. 'Autumn Joy' sedum(Sedum 'Autumn Joy', Zones 3-9)Conditions: Full sun; well-drained soil
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ArticleZucchini and Summer Squash Recipe Ideas
Vegetable gardeners love to make fun of their abundant zucchini harvests, but they plant and grow them anyway. These delicious summer squashes have a delicate flavor that’s perfect for garden-fresh…
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ArticleHow One Clipping Can Inspire A Garden
For New Englander Lisa Eglin, gardening inspiration bloomed from just one bee balm clipping.
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ArticlePeace in the Woodlands
Tracie Cosmos from Ida, Michigan, shares her woodland garden with us, that touches all senses.
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