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Tips to Plant aVegetable Garden
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Tips to Plant a Vegetable Garden There are lots of benefits you can get from having your own vegetable garden. You're more safe with the food you eat, because you're the one planting them and you can see the growth process of your plants everyday. From

Preparing Your Garden for Fall
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As we say goodbye to those hot summer days, it is now time to begin preparing your garden for the cooler weather. A drop in temperature is likely to leave your once pretty garden looking dry and tired. Don't let it become completely ruined. Here are some

Stylish Star Fixtures
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What about you? Would you ever buy a piece like this or do you prefer more traditional fixtures? Photo © Lauren Flanagan

Toshiba Abandons OLED, But Unveils Glasses-Free 3D LCD TVs
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Once touted in recent years as the "ultimate" TV display technology. It looks like one by one, manufacturers are jumping off the OLED bandwagon. Toshiba is the latest TV maker to announce that is giving up on OLED as part of it TV strategy. LG,

Feeding time at the hive
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Im noticing the cold as I unlock the heavy iron gates to the allotments and the dew is heavy on the autumn crops along the path to the hive. Ive been wearing an overcoat to work in the mornings, so I know that time is short to be thinking about

Rain, shine and bees that eat honey
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The sunshine carried on blazing away for a fortnight after I left the new bees The colony that Ive been looking after for the last two years dwindled away to nothing after the cold winter, but the I can see some activity around the hive, so I already

Gardening week ahead: Grow umbellifers
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Now is the time to grow garden umbellifers from seed. They are ideal for naturalistic planting and are easy to grow. Try the late spring perennials Anthriscus sylvestris 'Ravenswing', with lacy purple leaves and fine white flowers, Chaerophyllum hirsutum

Gardening week ahead: Hire a gardener
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Recommendations from someone you know can be invaluable; contractors' vans in the area can lead you to customers, enabling you to scrutinise work and ask for references. Yellow Pages and local advertising may also yield results. Lawn treatment companies

Gardening week ahead: Plant garlic
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Plant between autumn (when a wider choice is available) and spring in an open, sunny site in well-drained soil improved with a little well-rotted organic matter. Split bulbs into cloves, planting each clove upright 4in deep in light soils to give the

Gardening calendar - Oct
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October is when gardeners really get to work on the body beautiful. Whether they care about rippling abs, pecs and biceps or not, every muscle group will be put through its paces, digging - or even double-digging - the kitchen garden, planting

The Main Antagonist Of The Organic Gardening Venture
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Yes, you are helping nature by doing organic gardening. But nature has a bigger scope than soil, plants, sunlight, water and air. There might be good insects that'll be beneficial for your organic garden. But there are certain pests that you must be

Gardening calendar - October 2010: week 1
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Last chance 1 Colchicums A disappointing parade of naked ladies is probably due to slugs munching the corms and leaves. Apply nematodes to stop the slimy critters breeding again before the temperatures drop. 2 Tulips Loosen the soil before using the bulb

Gardening calendar - October 2010: week 4
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The big chill 1 Tree ties Check they're secure, but not rubbing in windy weather. 2 Tender plants Lift and move perennials into a heated greenhouse, sitting aquatics in trays of mud or damp sand. After the first frost, store canna lily and dahlia tubers.

Gardening calendar - October 2010: week 3
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In the kitchen garden 1 Pick pumpkins after the first light frost kills the vine and before a hard frost does worse. To cure the skin, keep in a warm kitchen for 10 days, then hang somewhere cool and airy (12C/54F) unless you're going to make a

Gardening calendar - October 2010: week 2
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Autumn checklist Leaf mould makes terrific soil conditioner. Clear leaves from lawns and the crowns of plants (not borders, where worms will drag them underground). Break them up with the mower, then dampen and collect in a punctured bin bag or

Quick Guide to Winter Garden Care
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Check out 11 simple tasks to keep your lawn and garden flourishing into winter. » From Sunset Jim McCausland Close [x]How to Live in the West « 1 of 8 Love Those Leaves Run leaves through your lawn mower, and then add to a compost pile. For best

Organic Gardening Books - The Ultimate Alternative Medium to Reading Books on Organic Gardening
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Looking for some quality ? You know what; I suggest you stop looking right away. Take it from me okay?I've purchased 3 so-called "in depth" . Those books were pretty informative yes, however, when it came to step-by-step application - those books failed

Organic Home Gardening – The Sit Back and Relax Technique for Growing Organic Vegetables at Home
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The technique that I've been using in recent months has been amazing. In fact, my garden can now grow organic vegetables more efficiently than ever before.You know, I can sit back and relax for weeks or months and my garden still produces food in a very

Gardening calendar - October 2010
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October is when gardeners really get to work on the body beautiful. Whether they care about rippling abs, pecs and biceps or not, every muscle group will be put through its paces, digging - or even double-digging - the kitchen garden, planting

Beekeeping diary: feeding time
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Im noticing the cold as I unlock the heavy iron gates to the allotments and the dew is heavy on the autumn crops along the path to the hive. Ive been wearing an overcoat to work in the mornings, so I know that time is short to be thinking about

Best Ways To Use Fall Leaves In Your Garden
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Fall leaves are routinely bagged and left at the curb. This is a tragic waste of a valuable resource beca provide a good source of organic matter and nutrients. Leaves contain 50 to 80 percent of the nutrients a plant extracts from the soil and air

The Best Flowers for an Outside Garden in Northwest Arizona
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I want to do this! What's This? sedona arizona image by Karin Lau from Fotolia.com Arizona's beautiful landscapes are made more attractive by lush flowers. Northwestern Arizona--home to the Grand Canyon--boasts a dry, arid climate with hot summers and

A guide to controlling garden pests and diseases organically
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Many gardeners are turning away from using chemicals to control garden pests and diseases and opting for more organic methods. It has been found that overuse of chemicals can build resistance in the organisms they are meant to combat and can cause

Fall checklist for the home and garden
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In the garden: Get started on cool-weather plants including pansy, primrose and viola. • Feed your lawn by mulching leaves into the grass with a lawnmower. • Check the landscape to make sure rainwater flows away from your home. • Prune trees and

Having The Best Garden Idea
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A garden idea is the art of designing a picture layout of planting in landscapes or a garden. The garden idea is best if it comes from you, the owner, and if you are not satisfied by your own judgment it is best to seek professional advice. The

5 Unusual Flowers to Put in Your Garden
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Unusual flowers brings attraction in our garden since they're unique in their appearance and mystical beauty worthy of appreciation to florist and nursery operators. They separates from the domesticated flowers and are bet a mystery as to their unusual