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Fresh vegetables by constructiondeal_marketing I’d been watching that first tomato for days. Finally, it was red. I plucked it from the bush, popped it into my mouth, and bit down on the plump, juicy, red, roundness of it. Flavor exploded into my mouth, coating my tongue. I sucked and savored, holding onto that moment. There’s nothing like [...] Back Yard West Garden Corner 03-29-10 Dear Reader, If your garden plans don’t always turn out the way you expected don’t give up. Call it a challenge! Here’s mine… The year 2010 is gone and it’s time for me to ‘fess up about the good, the bad, and the ugly of my gardening efforts over the last [...] Hike Kansas by earlycj5 “The prairie is absorbing, captivating, even overpowering.” – Alison Kerr, 2010 Natural landscapes are captivating in a way most gardens are not. What can we learn from the Kansas prairie which we can apply to the design of our nature gardens? Wouldn’t we all like a garden which is captivating? How a natural landscape [...] Rat des moissons by ComputerHotline “Did you read about the rats in my garden on Facebook? Not joking! Any tips? EWWWWW I’m having nightmares.” – Loving Nature’s Garden reader, Oct 2010. A rat is not the kind of wildlife you’re going to like in your garden, nature garden or not. If [...] Light-deprived lettuce “What’s in a seed?A tree to climb, a sunflower for the birds, a loaf of bread… Seeds contain a lot.” – Alison Kerr, 2010 A seed is easy enough to plant; we can all plant a seed. The tricky part comes later. What does a seed need to grow into the plant we desire? It’s elementary We [...] |
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