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  • The Making of a Great Lawn
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    The Making of a Great Lawn

    ByMark 09/1410/14

    Behold the Beauty “His lawn looks like a putting green.” “I keep my lawn like a golf course.” “The HOA told me I have to take care of the ‘weed problem’ in my yard.” “What am I supposed to put on my grass right now?” “How do I get my lawn to green-up?” “I need…

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    Fire Ant Control

    ByMark 09/1410/14

    Caught Unaware As a northern gardener who moved to the south, there were a few things that I had to get accustomed to. Climate and soil differences were obvious, and the adjustmments were relatively easy to make. One of the harder things to deal with has been fire ants. Fire ants are plentiful and robust…

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  • Perennial Feature: Autumn Joy Sedum
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    Perennial Feature: Autumn Joy Sedum

    ByMark 09/1403/18

    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…

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  • Plant Problems: When to Pull the Plug
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    Plant Problems: When to Pull the Plug

    ByMark 09/1403/18

    It’s so hard to say goodbye Sometimes as gardeners, when plant problems arise, we need a little push to finally admit that a plant isn’t going to make it. I have to admit, it’s tempting to keep on spraying, fertilizing, pruning, watering and otherwise “nurturing” that plant that’s had only two green leaves for the…

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  • Sweet Potato Shepherd's Pie w/ Curry Spiced Pecans
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    Sweet Potato Shepherd's Pie w/ Curry Spiced Pecans

    ByDebbie 08/1410/14

    Not your ordinary Shepherd’s Pie It’s sweet potato time in our house. We harvested our sweet potatoes a couple of weeks ago; they are cured and ready to eat. This year our crop was very generous and it’s time to start making all of our sweet potato favorites. This inspiration for this dish was from…

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