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Vegetable Garden

How to Grow Squash

Karen May 19, 2009 2 Comments

Growing squash from seed is so easy that there is no point in buying seedlings unless you just don’t want to plant seeds. Squash are easy for two reasons: 1.…

Vegetable Garden

How to Select Peppers for the Garden

Karen May 18, 2009 0 Comments

There are very many different kinds of sweet peppers and at least one of them will probably appeal to you as a suitable plant for your vegetable garden. None of…

Vegetable Garden

How to Select Cucumbers for the Vegetable Garden

Karen May 15, 2009 1 Comments

Do you like cucumbers? Some people do but others really do not and I have the most difficult time finding good homes for my over abundant cucumber crop every year.…

Rose Garden

An Elixir for Roses: Alfalfa Tea

Karen May 12, 2009 2 Comments

As a member of the local rose society, I get many tips for growing roses and this is one of the best. It is an alfalfa tea that I use…

Vegetable Garden

Six Superb Squash for your Vegetable Garden

Karen May 8, 2009 3 Comments

What is summer without squash? They are easy to grow, bear an abundant crop and can feed the family into the fall if you grow several kinds. Summer squash can…

Shade Garden

Seven Secrets to a Successful Shade Garden

Karen May 7, 2009 3 Comments

People often tell me that they love to garden but that the trees on their lot create so much shade they can’t do much. I usually smile sympathetically and listen…

Vegetable Garden

Ten Tips for Successful Tomatoes

Karen May 5, 2009 16 Comments

Planting tomato seedlings, your own or purchased, is a good opportunity for getting your tomatoes off to a good start. We all want the earliest and sweetest tomatoes but we…

Vegetable Garden

How to Choose Snap Beans for the Vegetable Garden

Karen May 4, 2009 1 Comments

Green beans, string beans, and snap beans all refer to the same popular bean that is commonly grown in home gardens. French green beans, called Haricot Vert, are thin, crisp…

Vegetable Garden

Seven Points to Ponder When Selecting Tomato Plants

Karen April 29, 2009 12 Comments

As the weather becomes warm and the soil temperature rises, I begin to consider what tomatoes I am going to grow during the summer. Tomatoes are my favorite vegetable crop…

Rose Garden

How to Plant Potted Roses

Karen April 19, 2009 0 Comments

Roses that you buy in pots are easily planted any time of year, although spring is best. I always generally follow the directions given by rose nurseries such as Heaven…

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