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09/1403/18
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Garden Tool Restoration Part One

by Mark, in category Gardening

Give new life to your garden tools Garden tool restoration is a pursuit that is both valuable and satisfying to those of us leaning toward DIY, slow-living or self-sufficiency philosophies. Most of the time, the steps involved in restoring basic hand tools are pretty simple, the supplies are relatively inexpensive, and the results are often… Read More

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09/1403/18
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Why You Should Grow Rosemary

by Debbie, in category Gardening

Remarkable Rosemary Rosemary is one of my favorite plants to grow and use. I love the way it smells, I love the texture, and I love the taste. It’s a powerful plant; not just in looks and scent, but in its historical and cultural associations. Rosemary has many benefits. It looks great in the garden, has… Read More

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09/1403/18
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In Defense of Goldenrod

by Mark, in category Gardening

Mistaken Identity What a sad case. Poor goldenrod is merely trying to make the world a more beautiful place, and feed a few lucky butterflies and bees. Suddenly a case of mistaken identity has this good plant on the defensive…and seemingly losing ground! It all started when someone got the sniffles. It wasn’t a cold,… Read More

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09/1403/18
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A New Perennial Garden

by Mark, in category Gardening

Fixing an eyesore For a while, I subscribed to a pretty narrow gardening plan: if I can’t eat it, I won’t grow it. I dove into all things edible; vegetables, fruit, nuts, herbs and even the occasional flower. I planted trees for shade, and cut the grass because it was there. While that strategy allowed… Read More

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09/1403/18
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Perennial Feature: Autumn Joy Sedum

by Mark, in category Gardening

Autumn Joy Sedum For a hot and sunny location, succulents are a great choice.  Sedum (also known as stonecrop) is a genus of hardy succulents that “thrive on neglect,” a trait that marginal gardeners such as I require.  My favorite thing in the gardening world is finding a plant that can be installed and forgotten… Read More

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