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This past weekend we cut our holiday tree. Luckily were I live there are many tree farms offering you the "cut your own" option. If...
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Find out more about Charlie: Charlie has lived in the Burlington area since 1980 and has worked at local nurseries and the National Gardening Association. He has a local call-in gardening radio and TV show, and is a well-known personality giving gardening talks around Vermont. |
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It's December so you know is was going to happen sooner than later. Even with 50F temperatures a week ago, anyone who knows weather, knows it...
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Tis' the season for flowering houseplants, especially the Christmas cactus. Garden centers, home centers and even grocery stores feature these...
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It's great to support local causes and garden centers by buying holiday wreathes and arrangements. But what could be more fun than making your...
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We're officially into the holiday season, so what better to celebrate than getting some fresh flowers growing indoors. One of the easiest and most...
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It's getting cold out there. As night time temperatures dip into the 20Fs and the ground starts to freeze, it's time to harvest what you can...
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No, I'm not asking you to break out into song, although your plants probably would like it and it would be good for your mood. Tree wraps are used...
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The movie, A Chemical Reaction, will air this Wednesday night (November 18th) in Burlington, Vermont. The 75-minute documentary explores the dangers...
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A good way to stay warm during these cold fall and early winter days is with a good cup of hot tea. While it's easy to reach for the prepackaged...
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Late fall is a great time to start some garden projects for next year. One project that isn't a pure garden project, but certainly related, is...
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