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Re: Book Give-Away: Beautiful No-Mow Yards, by Evelyn J. Hadden

I am soooo tired of our lawn. I really want to rip it out but we are trying to sell the house and move, so it's going to be our next house that has no lawn and I really want to get to right(er). Need all the ideas I can get!

posted: 12:48 pm on March 5th  

Re: My Must-Have Tomato

I was given a Nyagous plant last year, and it was far and away the best tomato I have grown in my zone 4 challenged climate - though I'd grow it anywhere. It's a delicious, prolific, small dark purple tomato. I like Sun Sugar too, but this is quite a bit bigger - good for slicing or wedging.

posted: 12:04 pm on January 25th