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rotten tomato bottom

1sheilah1, member | July 24th, 20101 comment

what would be reason for rotten tomato bottoms? thanks

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First Garden

First Garden

Giggles_Garden, member | July 19th, 2010

I am so excited; here is a combination of my first garden and my current garden.  As...

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Learning from other gardens and gardeners

Learning from other gardens and gardeners

Stanley55, member | July 16th, 2010

It helps to look at other gardens and don't be afraid to ask questions.  What is that plant??

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Preview!

Preview! "Plants, Plants, Plants!" on the Garden World Report Show

ShirleyBovshow, member | July 3rd, 2010

There is nothing more exciting in the garden industry than previewing new plant introductions at the annual, "Spring Trials" Tour in California. The Garden World Report Show takes you where "only...

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Sustainability Through the Consumption of Things Conserved

DGrifen, member | June 30th, 2010

0 false 18 pt 18 pt 0 0 false false false "In other environmental issues we tell people to stop something, reduce their impact, reduce their damage" - US Ecologist Gary...

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succulent plants

sydneybeth, member | June 22nd, 2010

I recently planted a rock garden on top of my bird bath.  It has soil, succelent plants and pebbles on top.  Not sure how to care for them, especially when to water.

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Hostas

Margie614, member | June 22nd, 2010

I'm in NYS.  Is it ok to replant hostas now?

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White Stuff?

ErinBooth, member | June 16th, 2010

Why is there White stuff growing around the soil of my tomato plants?

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Organically Grown Foods: Our Only Hope

Organically Grown Foods: Our Only Hope

beauley, member | June 7th, 2010

Organically Grown Foods: Our Only HopeWith all of the unknowns in both our agricultural and post harvested food processing before we make the final purchase at the supermarket, sometimes the foods we...

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Growing Vegetables and Herbs Indoors

Growing Vegetables and Herbs Indoors

beauley, member | June 7th, 2010

  Growing Vegetables and Herbs IndoorsHow to Grow Herbs IndoorsIf you live in a northern climate where the growing season is short, it might be to your advantage to move your garden indoors...

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A Gardener's Tale of Woe...

A Gardener's Tale of Woe..."Chewy and Me"

JadaE, member | May 27th, 2010

I'm sure a lot of you have seen the movie "Marley and Me", the story of the Grogan family and their wild and crazy lab retriever named Marley.  I read the book and saw the movie, and...

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Jersey Tomatoes: Ramapo and Rutgers

Jersey Tomatoes: Ramapo and Rutgers

curryleaf, member | May 15th, 2010

New Jersey is famous (notorious) for many things and one of those is tomatoes. An article in the New York Times, The Return of a Lost Jersey Tomato, caught my imagination a while back and inspired me...

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Purple on Asparagus

lildove, member | May 9th, 2010

Can anyone tell me why some of my Asparagus is purple?

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What is killing my zucchini babies?

greenfairy, member | April 26th, 2010

Hello.  I have a few baby zucchini plants in my window that I've raised from seed.  I'm just waiting for it to get warm enough for me to plant them outside.  They're about 6 inches...

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Homegrown / Homemade Video Series

Homegrown / Homemade Video Series

Ruth Dobsevage, Web producer | April 26th, 2010

A gardener and a cook team up to plant, maintain, harvest, store, and cook a variety of popular vegetables, including peas, arugula, and potatoes.

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Vegetable Gardening Workshop in New York's Hudson Valley

Vegetable Gardening Workshop in New York's Hudson Valley

Lee_Reich, member | April 26th, 2010

Vegetable Gardening 101 is a workshop geared to people with little space and little time, but who like the idea of stepping out their kitchen door to pick a head of buttery Buttercrunch lettuce...

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Cat Control

bobbica, member | April 23rd, 2010

In answer to the people with cat problems, I have had good luck with sprinkling cayenne over the soil in the beds/boxes. Since I have 4 cats interested in taking care of their business and I have no...

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How to Plant by the Moon Cycles

DogIsland, member | April 21st, 2010

    I live in a very mild climate with an extraordinary long growing season. I used to just plop things in the ground as needed but nothing ever blew me away production-wise. Then I...

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new to gardening

rshriver, member | April 8th, 20101 comment

I live in Brookings Sd, and new to gardening, can you sugest time lines for planting? I have started some from seeds in the greenhouse my husband made me from our old trampoline.

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Concrete Raised Garden Beds (Easy to build, and fairly cheap)

Concrete Raised Garden Beds (Easy to build, and fairly cheap)

Troy_R, member | April 5th, 20104 comments

After years of having a regular garden, and with my wife not wanting to give up more yard I decided to build my first raised beds. But out of what...I wanted a bed high enough so that I could pick...

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