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Winter garden calendar
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This is the time when a walk through the garden is not so much about "What should I do now?" It's more about "What can I do next year?" Most of the summer flowers have died down, and foliage is looking scorched and sad. Fall-flowering perennials may

Edible landscaping can be planted now In Sacramento gardens
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Rosalind Creasy's front yard looks good enough to eat. That's the idea. Over the patio, Black Satin blackberries mingle with a pink Polka climbing rose. Next to the front door, cherry tomatoes traverse a trellis and tempt delivery people. So do the sugar

gardening part 6 - Protecting tender plants
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There are many plants we love to grow in our gardens that cannot tolerate cold weather. They are sensitive to frost and if you leave them unprotected over winter, they can die.In coastal gardens, it has become increasingly popular to grow the hardy

First freeze: Prepare your home and garden
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The National Weather Service has issued a frost advisory for parts of our area and a freeze watch for most of the Southeast. The weekend cold snap is happening about a month earlier than last year's first freeze. News 12 has advice for keeping your home

Lighting up your garden for the long winter nights
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Now that October has ended and November is upon us, the longer nights are here but there are many ways to keep your garden light and bright at night. Lighting Direct has some great energy saving products for the garden; the great aspect of using LED

Christmas Wreaths
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Anyway, this photo led me to look up photos of Christmas wreaths to decide which ones I like best, and of course I decided to share them with you. Which one's your favorite? Photo © flickr.com

Master Gardener: Plan ahead to protect frost tender plants
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By Emma ConneryContra Costa Times Q: Last year I lost plants to a frost. How can I protect some of my sensitive plants, such as my lemon tree, from frost damage this year? A: It is wise to think of protection beforehand and the potential for frost is

Andy Hamilton's delicious boozy dandelion and burdock
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The taste of dandelion and burdock is one that encapsulates childhood for many people. I remember refusing to drink anything else. Its popularity in the past was due to its liver purifying properties although the jury is out as to whether the fermenting

A quick primer all about bulbs
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Daffodil 'Golden Bells' is ideal for containers. I open my garden in March for Show and Tell. What I have to "show" are bouquets of blooming-their-heads-off, full-of-sun-shining-light, colorful bulbs. Sadly, in March, what I have to "tell" visitors

Plants that are gopher resistant
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Even this euphorbia, which is known as gopher spurge, is unlikely to repel gophers. Q: Now that you've ventured into a discussion of rats and lemons, how about gophers and euphorbias? I have an ongoing gopher problem and decided to replace some

November gardening checklist
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November's darkening skies inspire gardeners to set out colorful and full-grown winter-booming cyclamen, chrysanthemums, calendulas, candytufts, cinerarias, dianthus, English and fairy primroses, Iceland poppies and pansies. Plant them along entrance

Christmas gift guide: gardening
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Every gardener, young or old, knows the importance of keeping their feet warm and dry in a pair of wellingtons. Wellies have advanced in recent years: there are now leather-lined wellies for comfort, zipped wellies for easy removal, neoprene lined

Master Gardener: Plan ahead to protect frost tender plants
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Q: Last year I lost plants to a frost. How can I protect some of my sensitive plants, such as my lemon tree, from frost damage this year? A: It is wise to think of protection beforehand and the potential for frost is right around the corner. In central

Home and Garden calendar: Nov. 6-12
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Florida Times-UnionJacksonville Farmers' Market, 6 am to 7 pm, 1810 W. Beaver St. Fresh fruit and vegetables brought in daily from the farmers. Market open daily. ...

What Exactly Is Organic Gardening?
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More and more people are switching to organic gardening now - but exactly what is organic gardening? In this article we will look at the 5 vital methods that will keep your garden on the right side of the organic divide. 1. Considering The Garden As A

Organic Gardening - What Are The Benefits?
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Many people have been seeing the benefits of organic gardening in their lives over the last few decades. It is a way of cultivating plants that does not use artificial chemicals that may damage the planet, kill wildlife and possible injure the health of

Is My Garden Organic or Not?
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We are often asked the question: "Is my garden organic?" Many people are not sure exactly what is the definition of organic, and whether they can correctly apply it to the vegetables, fruits and other plants that they are growing in their garden, yard or

Organic Gardening: A Beginner's Guide
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Organic gardening for beginners is a hot topic right now as more and more people are getting into growing their own organic food. First let's look at the benefits: it's the very best way to put the healthiest, freshest and tastiest food onto your table

Organic Herbicides For Organic Gardening
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Organic herbicides can be used in organic gardening and farming to weaken or kill unwanted plants, otherwise known as weeds. Selective herbicides are used to manage weeds that are either growing in between rows of crops, or to kill moss and weeds in

Organic Vegetable Gardening: Early Summer Checklist
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As summer approaches it is wonderful to be able to relax and enjoy the garden, but there is also a lot to be done in the organic vegetable garden at this time of year. Weeding Late spring and early summer is the peak growing time for most plants,

Organic Market Gardening: The Basics
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If you love gardening, you may want to consider getting into organic market gardening on a commercial basis. This can be a way to earn a little money from your hobby, or it can become a full scale business. How far you want to go depends entirely on you.

Organic Container Gardening: The Basics
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Even in the tiniest backyard, roof garden, paved patio or even a balcony, you can create a beautiful natural space with organic container gardening. People who have a bigger yard also use containers for sensitive plants that need to be brought indoors in

Techniques and benefits of Kitchen herb gardening
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Kitchen herbs gardening means you are growing food for yourself and using the space of your kitchen but you should keep excellent knowledge about herbs and tasty veggies then only you can do this job as good as possible. You can grow fruits and

Coffee deals to warm you up
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Today was the first day of Burger King's free coffee Fridays, but that's not the only coffee deal out there to warm up your November. Free small coffee at 7-11. Print as many copies of this PDF coupon as you like -- there's no limit stated nor any

AUO Announces Forthcoming No-Glasses 3D-TV
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AUO of Taiwan has announced that it will soon publicly show off two cutting-edge TVs at the upcoming FPD International 2010 trade show in Japan. The first is a 71-inch LCD TV that features both a wide 21:9 aspect ratio screen, referred to as CSHD

Atlona High-Speed Flat HDMI Cables - Product of the Week
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If you are upgrading your home theater and are looking for HDMI cables that are "future-proof", then check out the offerings from Atlona. The Atlona Flat HDMI cables come in a variety of lengths and meet all current HDMI requirements, including 10.2 GPs

Toshiba BDX3000 3D Compatible and Network-Enabled Blu-ray Disc Player - Product Review
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3D Compatible and Network-Enabled Blu-ray Disc Player - Product Review Thursday November 4, 2010 The Toshiba BDX3000 is an affordable Blu-ray Disc Player that performs well. The BDX3000 provides 2D and 3D playback of Blu-ray Discs, 1080p upscaling of

Preparing the Yard and Garden for Winter
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A Winter Outdoor Check List Jackie Hardin Takeaways Cover strawberry plants with a couple of inches of straw or hay. Heavily water trees and shrubs before the ground freezes. Spray evergreens with an anti-desiccant. Fall is almost a thing of the past and