Gardening in the City

February 25, 2014

Did you know that over the past two years U.S. cities have experienced growth rates higher than the surrounding suburbs? The growth rate in the suburbs has slipped to the lowest levels in over a...
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Grow Your Own Lettuce

February 16, 2014

We all know that eating more fruit and vegetables is good for us but does the cost of produce give you sticker shock at the supermarket or grocery store? One way to meet the goal of eating...
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Get in Shape for Spring

February 11, 2014

It may be hard to believe because of the challenging weather conditions we’ve experienced this winter but as I write this article spring is only 50 days away!  It’s important to...
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Addition by Division

January 28, 2014

An easy and inexpensive way to expand your houseplant collection is by dividing them. Whether you want to keep them for yourself or share them with others you want to be sure you perform this task...
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Spring’s First Bloomer…Witch Hazel

January 21, 2014

The first time I ever heard of witch hazel was when my grandmother used it to sooth the itching from the “no-see” bites that I would receive on my legs when I would visit her in Florida...
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Houseplants…They Can Clean The Air Too!

January 07, 2014

I suspect the overwhelming majority of us grow indoor plants because they enhance our indoor décor but did you know that you just might be improving the quality of the air in your home too?...
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Don’t Throw Out that Amaryllis Bulb…

December 18, 2013

During the holidays it is not unusual to receive an exotic plant as a gift or to purchase one to compliment your holiday display. Too often, after the holidays are over, these plants end up in the...
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Enjoy Your Poinsettia This Holiday

December 12, 2013

Did you know that 12/12 has been designated as National Poinsettia Day in the United States? No holiday plant is probably more deserving of such recognition. Starting around Thanksgiving and all...
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