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Nov 19, 2009, Does a heavy clay soil need tilling before planting a no dig garden?

I am getting ready to start a 50' x 70' no till vegie garden on new ground. I keep reading that you really don't need to till or even plow the new

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Nov 19, 2009, Lavender leaves being eaten

hello...I have some lavender in my back yard and have noticed that some of the leaves have been eaten. I found out that rabbits don't really eat

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Nov 19, 2009, Shrub and Tree stumps - How To Remove Stumps from Cut Down Shrubs

I recently had some large shrubs cut down and now there are stumps about 7-9 round with large root systems underground. I want to use the area for

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Nov 13, 2009, Onions - Can flu virus be absorbed in onions?

I heard if you put an onion in a bowel in each room of your house it will absorb any flu virus that would be in your home see below: Worth a try...

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Nov 12, 2009, How to calculate how much hay is needed for garden mulch?

Is there a formula for calculating how much hay is needed to mulch a garden, ala' Ruth Stout method? i.e. X number of bales of hay to mulch 100 sq.

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Nov 5, 2009, Growing drought resistant vegetables, fruit, herbs and spices

I would love your help on what to plant and at what time of the year. please advise on what drought resistant crops i could plant. i live in Zimbabwe

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Nov 4, 2009, Growing Spring Onions. Growing Scallions. How to Grow Green or Salad Onions

Here's all the information you need for growing spring onions or growing scallions

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Nov 3, 2009, Growing Onions

All the tips you need on growing onions in the home garden. This kitchen essential is easy to grow by following this advice

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Nov 3, 2009, No Dig Gardens are the quickest easiest method to get growing!

Gardening is sublime. Growing your own vegetables in no dig gardens is organic, low maintenance and deeply satisfying.

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Oct 27, 2009, Growing Broccolli - leaves gone yellow-purple

I have just transplanted my broccolli plants from pot into ground, put compost into soil and have been watering regularly, now some of the leaves have

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Oct 27, 2009, Growing Garlic

Here's all the information you need for growing garlic.

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Oct 23, 2009, Gardening Jokes and Quotes

Gardening Jokes and Quotes can bring tears to your eyes or warm your heart with joy. Does a Bok bring you Choy, then Lettuce all smile. When's

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