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During World War II, food rations and shortages became a way of life. Commercially canned goods were rationed and fresh fruits and vegetables were...
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Find out more about Jerry &: Jerry and Kristy have been married and gardening together for 25 years. She's a writer and he's a retired computer science college instructor. They have multiple gardens on their property ranging from vegetables, fruits, herbs and flowers: all grown organically. This year: Hydroponics! |
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Try this recipe for a wonderful garlic and herb crusted roast. Ingredients:3-5 lbs roast (boneless beef round rump, chuck eye, shoulder blade, etc)4...
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One great way to use garlic is in an aioli. While a true aioli is very high in fat and cholesterol, it is easy to develop delicious alternatives that...
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Baked cauliflower is extremely tasty and a great way to get kids (or other non-cauliflower lovers) to eat this healthy vegetable. These are two...
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This Holiday season bake up some delicious butternut squash bread. Our recipe works wonderfully in smaller loaves (for sharing) and as tasty muffins...
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We all know the struggle it can be to get kids to eat enough vegetables. We try hard to make sure they eat correctly but t can still be a losing...
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We all know how healthy juice is – 100% juice that is. If you search hard, you can find some great choices that are pure juice but of course,...
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Pumpkin fudge is easy to make and a fun alternative to chocolate versions. It will come out a tan/orange color and be a sure hit with anyone who likes...
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We always grow a nice size batch of pumpkins. That way we have enough for carving, decorating and eating! Even if you didn’t grow them yourself,...
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- Garden Plant of the Week
- Garden maintenance
- Garden shortcuts
- Organic Gardening
- Planting your garden
- Herbs - growing, using and proccessing
- Vegetables - from garden to the table
- Fruits - growing through harvesting tips and info
- Guide to monthly birth flowers
- Recipes - using fresh garden products
- Seafood recipes
- Gift guide for Gardners as well as holiday decorating tips
- An eco-friendly way to deter wildlife from your gardens that really works
- Top June garden tasks to keep gardens beautiful and producing
- Win a $1,000 gift card to spend on garden supplies!
- Gas barbeques vs. charcoal briquette barbeques: which grill is for you?
- Gardening with kids; five fun ways kids can help in the garden
- Getting rid of slugs: three non-chemical methods that work!
- Rose colors – what do the different colors mean?
- A Garden Journal How -To With Photos
- Container gardening eco-friendly tips for saving soil
- Garden-Gifts
- Removing Skunk Odor From Your Dog
- Garden Tips - make a raised bed now for Spring planting
- Safe bait that mice find irresistible
- Garden Care - Fall Maintenance for Gardens, Trees, Herbs, Shurbs & Plants
- Tips for buying and using a living Christmas tree
- Bringing back Victory gardens
- Easy way to fertilize & stake tomatoes at the same time
- Four easy steps to increase garden production
- Garden jobs that can be completed after the first frost
- Garden jobs to finish before the first frost
- Garden Tips - make a raised bed now for Spring planting
- Garlic - saving, storing and braiding
- Getting rid of slugs: three non-chemical methods that work!
- How to quickly ripen your tomatoes on the vine
- Hydroponic gardening - Follow our success (or failure) as we try hydroponics
- Lettuce plants - great to eat and works as weed control too!
- Lettuce plants - quick way to double crop volume
- Planning your vegetable & herb gardens - tips to save your family money by gardening
- Pumpkins - From Tender Seed to Scary Jack O Lantern
- Preserving - are you capable & willing to store your bounty?
- Stimulation - four easy steps
