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How to plant garlic (one clove produces up to twenty more) .

How to Grow Garlic

Learn how to plant garlic! Just one clove of garlic can produce up to an additional twenty cloves so don't toss those sprouted cloves, plant them instead!

water garden for the patio

5 beautiful bushes to plant in the yard. good for privacy and very easy on the eye! such pretty colors! buddiea(pink),forsythia spectabilis(yellow), spirea arguta(white), ceanothus yankee point(blue), and weigelia(burgundy)

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Buy Flowering Shrubs Hedge - Best Value for Money

What a marvellous idea, a combination of flowering shrubs planted in a row to create a colourful hedge and a shelter for birds and insects.

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101 Gardening Secrets The Experts Never Tell You

Planting a celery bottom will produce a new stock of celery... Amazing!!!

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Prize Garden Flowers

Prize garden flowers at Toowoomba.

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Using Coffee Grounds In The Garden: Tips, Benefits: Blessmyweeds.com

Using Coffee grounds in the garden has many advantages. Learn all about how to use them, where to put them, the benefits of using them and more.

All you need to know for growing your own garlic, and all the reasons why you SHOULD grow your own garlic....

5 Step Guide to Growing Gorgeous Garlic

Step by step tutorial with everything you need to know about garlic! Varieties, planting, fertilizing, harvesting, storing and lots of tips for success. Dig in.

Great raised garden idea...and the covers will keep critters out!

The Garden

Flowers Teresa from Meadowbrook Farm knows her zinnias! Her favorite varieties are Magellan and State Fair. Another variety she like is Cactus. Click here to see her other must have annuals. photos from Meadowbrook Farm Year Round Lettuce and Spinach in Containers How to Grow Lettuce - Easy Methods For Success Indoor Vegetable Gardening - Virginia Cooperative Extension - scroll down for section about growing indoors A Winter Container Garden - great article from Mother Earth News I'm…

Bulb-stacking for more blooms...I can't wait for spring!

How to Build a DIY Pergola

Wish you had more shade in your backyard? Put the finishing touches on your garden landscape by building this DIY pergola with Ron Hazelton.

Did you know you can grow ginger indoors all year long? Or that you can use part of the root and it will continue to grow? Learn all about growing ginger here!

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Whether you want to slice it onto your sushi or steep it into tea, this super-nutritious root veggie is awesome to have on hand. It's also the perfect indoor potted herb: it’s very low-maintenance, loves partial sunlight and you can use parts of it at a time, leaving the rest in the soil to…

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When to Plant? #HappyEarthDay Planting a garden:)

How to grow broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, cabbage, collards, kohlrabi, and kale

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A Step-by-Step Guide to Planting Cole Crops | Bonnie Plants

Spring is the perfect time for planting cole crops. Follow these four simple steps to create the foundation for a bountiful harvest.

How do you identify poison ivy

To the untrained eye, the poison ivy plant (Toxicodendron radicans) can often be difficult to notice as you're walking around in the woods. However, by doing some studying right now you can shorten your learning curve for identifying it in the field. With practice over time, you'll get really good at spotting it when you are out and about. Eventually, you can even develop an intuitive sense for it, as many of us have.