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ArticleMaking Paper Vegetables for Thanksgiving
Are you feeling a little let down because gardening season is over? Then it’s time to get crafty and make your own vegetables with a little paper and some glue.
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ArticleOn the Road: Autumn in Arkansas
The Ozark Mountains in autumn are as beautiful as the renowned New England scenery. I am here for the Herb Harvest Fall Festival at the Ozark Folk Center... as well…
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ArticleFigs in Fall
With the arrival of autumn and cooler weather, there are certain crops that are ready to harvest like apples and grapes and pumpkins--and much to the delight of many--figs.
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Kitchen GardeningNew Bean Adds to Fall Planting
Even though it seems like summer has just arrived, it’s already time to think about fall planting. I feel lucky to be able to add a trial packet of 'Mascotte'…
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ArticleA Saffron Crocus Surprise
Warm November temperatures in Zone 5 can lead to some garden surprises, especially with saffron crocus corms planted in October.
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ArticleTips for Preparing Butternut Squash
Many people shy away from using butternut squash in their recipes because they're difficult to prepare for cooking. Here are tips for making this versatile vegetable easy to peel and…
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ArticleHow to Grow Saffron Crocus
Saffron has a reputation for being the most expensive substance in the world. Here’s how you can grow this ancient spice in your own garden.
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Kitchen GardeningCucurbita 101: A Pumpkin Guide
Here's a breakdown of four common "Cucurbit" groups.
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ArticleYear-Round Vegetable Gardening
Four seasons of vegetable gardening sounds like a gardener’s dream come true. Niki Jabbour proves it’s possible in her new book, “The Year-Round Vegetable Gardener.”
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How-ToA Gardener’s Checklist for Late Fall
Here in New England, frosty nights, flaming maples, and flocks of birds heading south herald the coming of winter, and gardeners turn their attention to tidying up their yards and…
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