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Depending on the type of vegetable you are planting, there… More
Fresh vegetables straight from the garden beat grocery-store vegetables every… More
With a little preparation and planning, anyone can start vegetables… More
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Recipe for Winter White Vegetable Soup from Ann Willan's cookbook… More
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Let the editors from Rodale Organic Gardening -- the world's… More
Organic vegetables are those grown and processed following a set… More
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Growing vegetables is not as complicated as it may seem.… More
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from seed?? this spring when I was buying herbs I couldnt ever find chives..and I couldnt find seeds either...so was wondering are they started from seeds?? ~C~ More
Hey Guys! I'm writing a newspaper article about "What to Plant" this spring. I'm finding out what vegetables accomplished gardeners plant and why. Please weigh in! More
What is the best method to get the seeds from the veggies? Should they be dried out in the sun? Tomatoes, Green Beans, Peppers, Zucchini................ Thanks More
:) Well I did it today. I started to uncover all my plants in the main garden. I have buds appearing on different plants, so I thought if they can start budding, then maybe it`s time to get myself busy and get some work done. And work I did! All… More
I was strolling through some of the articles on GG and found that if you plant an herb called Borage it helped the growth or flavor of tomatoes. I also found that Chamomile and one other help with Cucumbers and Onions. I was wondering if you all knew of any… More
Hello all, this is my first post. Last year my wife made some really good salsa and this year she wants to make lots more. So I started some tomatoes and peppers indoors. The problem is I started them too soon. I now have about 25 Roma, 25 Super Steak,… More
hi everone I just got my backyard cleared the other day and 4inches of top soil down. I wanted to plant some roses but don't know how far apart I should plant between each rose bush. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. The rose plants I wanna get are about… More
I have been reading some books about growing vegetables in the south. I've come across one that I never heard of. Rapegreen. Can anyone tell me what this, best conditions for growing and if I can grow it in west Houston? Thanks, Kate More
I live in sonoma county CA which has a Mediterranean environment. I was wondering if anyone knows any good vegetables to plant now? More
I'm a college student and would like to try my hand at composting. I live in a house with a backyard, so space is there, as long as nothing is permanent (rental!). But as a college student, money is definitely a factor. Any advice on getting started composting, and doing… More
This is my allotment in Liverpool UK It is all raised beds and is 3 years old. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=N0m5Qt1ipro You will have to copy and paste the link. I hope you like it. More
Hi I am new to this site today! I started some seeds inside for my vegetable garden. They are doing so well i am not sure they will last in the flat that I started them in until safe from the first frost! When do I need to move them… More
Just wondering which herbs and veggies will need a trellis when they start to grow, apart from tomatoes? Thx More
I have had great success with seeds so far in '09. We have started zinnias, cosmos,sunflowers and hollyhocks. I am going to study up and try to start some perennials.:D Oh yeah, I forgot the morning glories, moonflower vines, wild flowers and nasturtuims. Oh how I love to see a… More
I've just moved into a house in coastal North Carolina (zone 7, I think) and would love to start a vegetable garden. I'm thinking of starting small (as I have a notoriously black thumb) with some vegetables in containers on my front porch, which is north facing and recieves a… More
I haven't been feeding the birds for the first time in years because we was over run with striped wingless chipbirds this summer. (striped wingless chipbirds = Chipmunks )Cleaned a disinfected the feeders today will fill them up Thursday. More
Last July 4th weekend we started replacing the floorboards and posts of our front porch. We need to add handrails, cover a crappy cement stoop with wooden steps and make new steps on the side of the porch (it's a wrap around) - a few pics for effect. So far… More
Hi, I have a few questions about my vegetables i am trying to grow. This is my first year ever trying to do this, so please bare with me. I have tomato, cayenne pepper and broccoli plants. Recently it seems that i have killed them or am killing them. At… More
Didn't see this forum last night. Guess I should introduce myself. My name's Ted Simons. (Sorry, I was too tired when I registered to come up with something witty. haha) I'm a college student about to graduate from Oklahoma Christian University (Oklahoma City) in December with a bachelor's in Youth… More
It seems like at least once every year while harvesting vegetables, I come accross something that is misshapen or malformed. I bet a lot of other gardeners do too. Here is a picture of a two-pronged carrot I pulled recently. I've shown you mine, now you show me yours! More