Why only have gardens that look their best during the day when you may be at school, work or otherwise too busy to appreciate them? Please join us at one of our upcoming programs for a discussion of gardens to …
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Before I moved to the Midwest, I saw wildlife as something abstract: deer as harmless little Bambis and moles as relatives of the mole who wanted to marry Thumbelina in Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale. This does not mean that I …
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Gardening in the fall and winter makes spring garden tasks far simpler. Whether you are cleaning up a flowerbed or gearing up to grow vegetables all winter long, many garden chores are more easily accomplished in the autumn months. Fall …
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Small farming, big gardening is a popular topic. There is something marvelous about doing for yourself in a garden, putting the effort into making your own food. It will not be perfect the first few times you try. My apples …
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With the temperature finally creeping above 60 degrees once again, I think this is the year I’ll have a garden. With no time and limited space, jumping into a full size garden typically brings my gardening dreams to a halt. …
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