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Backyard Cornucopia
Give the gift of home-grown veggies. Michael Mariani tells how.
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published on September 22, 2020
How to Grow Your Own Berry Farm
What's it take to start and succeed at growing your own berry farm? Check out one woman's small farm in progress.
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published on September 21, 2020
Microgreens: Potent Morsels
For an ultra tasty and nutrient-packed treat, try microgreens. Check them out here.
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published on July 30, 2018
In Grandpa's Footsteps
Jodie MacKenn Bross, co-owner of Glenwild Garden Center in Bloomingdale, NJ, is third generation of MacKennas to run the family business for 90 years. Read about what sparks Jodie here.
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published on March 18, 2018
Organic: Food for Thought and Body
The USDA organic seal is popping up in more markets everywhere, and that's a good thing. But what does the label actually tell us about the food on which it is displayed? Learn about it here.
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published on December 16, 2017
Sensory Experiences

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published on January 25, 2017
Save Your Seed
Want to save your own favorite seeds? Seed Savers Exchange tells you how to save and store your seed here.
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published on August 25, 2016
Sweet Potatoes or Yams?
Confusion raged in my search for a real sweet potato and I determined to get to the bottom of why they are labeled as both yams and sweet potatoes; what, exactly is a yam and what is a sweet potato; and why the confusion! Find out here along with some great recipes.
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published on May 04, 2016
The Hunt for Red Strawberries
Have you been yearning for sweet, red, ripe strawberries the way they used to taste? Your search is over, plus you can find out how to grow them yourself. Check here.
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published on June 23, 2015
Making a Botanical Garden
The Mendocino Coast with its Mediterranean climate is the perfect plant Paradise, the place for inspiration and the place where plant nuts, plant collectors and hybridizers of many genera gather to bask in their passion. It’s also the place where these very kinds of people started a special botanical garden. Check out the Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens here.
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published on July 31, 2014
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