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Thinking Strategically In the Vegetable Garden
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5 Ways to Beat Seasonal Allergies In the Garden
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Short-season tomatoes are a good choice if you want to harvest as soon as possible, or if you live in an area where the growing season is short. Their fruits are usually ready 55-65 days from the day you transplant. Examples are 'Early Girl', 'Polfast' and 'Sub Arctic Early.'
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Tomato varieties range from black to white, and include pink, orange, red, yellow and green. Shown here: 'Black Krim', a Russian beefsteak heirloom; 'Sungold', an orange hybrid cherry; and 'Yellow Zebra', a beefsteak heirloom.
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Sausage types are medium-sized tomatoes with a cylindrical form, tapering to a point at the bottom.
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Pear tomatoes are often called paste tomatoes because their meaty texture and low percentage of juice make them perfect for sauces and canning.
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Heirloom varieties of tomatoes are those that people have saved from year to year. They may not be as productive or uniform as hybrids, but they are prized for their outstanding flavor and beauty.
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Patio tomatoes are bushy and compact, usually good for container growing.
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Vine or climbing tomatoes produce slender vines reaching three feet or more.
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Determinate tomato varieties grow until they reach a certain height, then produce flowers at the shoot tips and stop growing.
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Indeterminate tomatoes continue to grow, flower and set fruit through the entire growing season.
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Nasturtium
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Dana Snedigar we planted that by seed in our flowerbeds this year. Just waiting for the flowers.
Dianna Giguere I love nasturtiums, they remind me of my grandmother's garden.
Renee Beneke And they are completely edible! Spicy like peppers.
Rather than a few large planters, try a variety of small pots.
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Window Boxes and lattice add visual interest and planting space to a porch garden.
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Vertically mounted flower pots create a charming spot for more gardening.
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A diagonal path makes this colorful garden look larger.
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Save Your Green With Frugal Gardening Tips
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Get Happy: Gardening May Reduce Depression and Stress
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Cindy Pennell I've always said gardening was my therapy.
Karen Chaffin Me too!
Esther Rodriquez Me too
Denise Bolin my stress reducer
Boxelder Bug
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Rebecca Mundschenk OH GOD KILL IT WITH FIRE. SPAWNS OF SATAN!
Lisa Odden Omg I hate those!!
Jennifer Andrews If you use the bubbles from dish soap, it will kill them.
Pamela Novak-Patrick I can deal with these, it is the stink bugs that are hell!
Courtney Hendricks They bite. They do not sting but they do bite. Creepy little things.
Raising Baby Chicks: Week One
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Liza Davenport Ours come in 5 more days!!!!!
Wolfsister I need to build a coop!
Wags and 3 joined our family on Mothers Day. :0)
Zinnia
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Holly Tracey I've never seen a yellow one before...its beautiful!
Beekeeping: Introducing Bees to Your Neighbors
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5 Ways to Save Money on Gardening Supplies
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Mulch and colorful creativity combine in this charming garden path.
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Landscape designer Jamie Durie wanted to bring the textures and colors of Sedona into this backyard. Inspired by the rusted steel often seen in sculpture there, he used rebar between the joints of this colorful walkway.
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This stone walkway rambles between large boulders and soft perennials. Irish moss between the flagstones provides a rhythm to the walkway.
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Mixing materials can be fun. It's particularly appealing in a cottage-style garden.
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Dianne Campbell I'm sorry. This just looks like two graves to me.
Encourage visitors to stroll by planting interesting flowers, foliage and fragrance along the path.
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Ann Tillman I would love to do a stone pathway like this in our yard that would be wheelchair friendly.
The most appealing walkways are wide enough for two people to walk comfortably side by side.
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Lush plantings turn this sitting area into a picture-perfect garden oasis.
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Hollyhocks add a vertical element to this beautiful garden spot.
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My Favorite Pet Shop Summer is coming, so beautiful flowers
Designed as a show garden for the Chelsea Flower Show in England, this sustainable garden by Stephen Hall includes a range of diverse habitats for wildlife and plants that attract beneficial insects. The green roof is planted with sedum.
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Tammi Bauske Oh HGTV, you're killing me with all these gorgeous garden pics! If only I had a million bucks and leisure time...But thanks for helping me dream!
Tammy Kriskie this is so pretty!!!
BrisCraftyShop I'm not a lavender fan but I live the landscaping here!
My Favorite Pet Shop Beautiful place to live
Feltrim love the privateness of it
A brick wall and structured lawn create a foundation for this gorgeous cottage-style planting bed.
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White forget-me-nots, tulips, daisies and money plants combine with hostas and silvery astelia foliage.
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Jessica Lavway a moonlight garden??
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Nina Steffney i saw one here in philadelphia last summer and wondered what it was. never saw anything like it before! thanks for the info!! :)