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Xeriscaping: good for nature – and gardeners
The water-saving gardening technique is friendly to the environment and 'lazy gardeners' alike.
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Haiti's street kids given a lift
How the efforts of a few have changed the lives of many Haitians.
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Catalogs promise a Garden of Eden
Tips for getting the most out of mail-order shopping for seeds and plants.
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The versatile begonia puts its best leaf forward
Grown for their colorful, shapely foliage, these houseplants are a dream to grow and share with friends.
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In a conversation with a houseplant, who leads?
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In a conversation with a houseplant, who leads?
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A grand finale, all at once
It lasted about 30 minutes. Then the ground was covered in a six-inch carpet of gold, and the tree was bare except for a few leaves.
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A grand finale, all at once
It lasted about 30 minutes. Then the ground was covered in a six-inch carpet of gold, and the tree was bare except for a few leaves.
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The artful garden
How to 'punctuate' your garden with art.
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The artful garden
How to 'punctuate' your garden with art.
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This summer, my tomatoes measured up
The first year I judged a state tomato contest, my own tomatoes were a total flop. What in the world had I done wrong?
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This summer, my tomatoes measured up
The first year I judged a state tomato contest, my own tomatoes were a total flop. What in the world had I done wrong?
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He shows visitors how to eat wild in New York's parks
Contributor to The Christian Science Monitor
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He shows visitors how to eat wild in New York's parks
Contributor to The Christian Science Monitor
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What the Pilgrims missed
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What the Pilgrims missed
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He's planting a new idea in prairie conservation
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He's planting a new idea in prairie conservation
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A 'lost' garden rediscovered
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A 'lost' garden rediscovered
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