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Pruning Deciduous Shrubs

Gardeners are eager to get out and do something in the landscape this time of year. One chore that can be taken care of...

Seven-son Flower

This large shrub is finally starting to receive the recognition it deserves.  A native of China, seven-son-flower was first collected in 1907, named in...

Strawberry Mulch Removal

Research done in Illinois has shown that the straw mulch should be removed from strawberry plants when the soil temperature is about 40 degrees...

Bolting and Buttoning in Cole Crop Plants

Broccoli, cabbage and cauliflower are cole crops that have a tendency to bolt (go to seed) or button (produce an extremely small head) if plants...

In-Depth Fruit & Vegetable Production Workshops Planned in Kansas City Area

Workshops Hosted by Growing Growers are Open to the Public OLATHE, Kan. – A series of workshops designed for anyone growing fruits and vegetables for...

Simple Tips To Get Growing At Home

(NAPSI)—There may be few things more satisfying than growing colorful flowers or eating vegetables picked fresh from the garden. That might seem ambitious if...

Cure the Itch by Planting Peas

If you are tired of winter and hunger for spring, try planting peas as soon as the soil dries and the soil temperature reaches...

Farm-Fresh Food Delivered Directly To Your Table

(NAPSI)—American farmers are so efficient that even though they now comprise just 2 percent of the workforce, their efforts and advanced agricultural methods mean...

Leaching Houseplants

Everyone knows that someone stranded in the ocean should not drink the water. The salt content of that water will make a bad situation...

Lettuce

Though lettuce is most often planted directly from seed in late March to early April, it can be started from transplants. Transplants allow lettuce...
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