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A Garden Made Simple

Having a garden can give much pleasure, but not everyone is a skilled gardener, nor does everyone have time to properly plant a garden. Garden roll outs solve those problems.

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Tovah Martin’s The Indestructible Houseplant: 200 Everyone Can Grow

Tovah Martin’s The Indestructible Houseplant gives illustrative, informative profiles of 200 beautiful plants that everyone can grow.

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Ken Druse’s The New Shade Garden: Lush Oasis in the Climate Change Age

Author, blogger, gardener, lecturer, photographer Ken Druse’s The New Shade Garden has facts and photos on creating a lush oasis in the climate change age.

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Growing Your Own Organic Food

Growing your own food is rewarding, and if you wish to enjoy organic food you have the control. And that means even choosing organic seeds.

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Montsechia vidalii: World-Oldest Flowering Plant From Northeast Spain

Montsechia vidalii is the world’s first flower and world-oldest flowering plant from northeast Spain’s Montsec Range in the Pyrenees Mountain foothills.

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Indoor Herb Gardens

Ideal for small living spaces or limited outdoor planting areas, indoor herb gardens will provide freshly picked herbs all year round.

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What is a Sedge? How is it Different From a Grass?

A sedge is a member of a family of plants that are related to grasses and are grass-like in many respects, but are not true grasses.

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Black-Eyed Susan Species

Black-eyed susans are a common garden flower in the United States. This page explores the different species that are called black-eyed susans, and their different ecology.

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Cassie Liversidge’s Homegrown Tea Planting, Harvesting, Blending Guide

Cassie Liversidge’s Homegrown Tea offers an illustrated guide to planting, harvesting, and blending teas from tea plants and tisanes from non-tea plants.

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Sunflower Stationery and Paper Goods

Summer sunflowers are often photographed and the images can then be put to use decorating stationery and paper.

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The Charming English Cottage Garden

Often called grandma’s garden, the English Cottage garden enjoys immense popularity in the heart of English people.

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Early Spring Flowers

After a long cold winter there's just something special about the first blooming flowers that greet us in the springtime.

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The Foxglove Plant: Facts and Care for This Garden Beauty

The foxglove plant is one of the most striking flowers you can add to your garden. Learn more about the history of the plant as well as how to grow it for yourself.

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American Chestnut by Susan Freinkel: The Life, Death, and Rebirth of a Perfect Tree

American Chestnut by Susan Freinkel traces the cultural, political, and scientific events that describe the life, death, and rebirth of a perfect tree.

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Midsummer, and a Damson in Distress

Around midsummer the first planting is over and harvest is some distance away, but weeding and pest and disease control never cease.

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Garden tools for happy weeding

I love weeding the garden. I've got my favorite weeding tools that I'd like to share with you. Don't enjoy weeding? Maybe you've just not got the right tools! They're here.

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The Gardens of Venice and the Veneto by Jenny Condie and Alex Ramsay

The Gardens of Venice and the Veneto by Jenny Condie and Alex Ramsay describes 22 gardens in Padua, Rovigo, Stra, Treviso, Venice, Verona, and Vicenza.

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Light Weight Artificial Landscaping Rocks

Our yards are as important as the inside of the house. Add some natural accents to the landscape with artificial rock. Place the new rock wisely. If you get it wrong move it again

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