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Advantages to Community Gardening
Join a community garden to meet other gardeners, learn about organic gardening and trade plants and seeds with other gardeners.
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Community Gardening
Community Gardens are a great way for people in the city to have their own plot, as well as join up with a group of gardeners from their area. Find about how to join one, or even start your own, in this article.
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Community Gardening, Community Building
Actually, the community garden enables people to become neighbours, not just people who live on the same street or nearby but people who stop and say hi, share a few minutes with one another.
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Community Gardens Alleviate Hunger
There are many benefits of community gardening such as supplying nutritious food, encouraging community involvement, sharing skills and improving the environment.
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Community Gardens: Right Livelihood
Gardening can teach us a lot about being good neighbours
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Garden Community Holiday Party
Holiday Season is in full swing and many of our Garden Editors have prepared especially for the occasion. We invite you to follow this link to our Holiday Garden Party where you will find a listing of articles, both current and past that relate to the holidays. We've done the cooking, so to speak. Please come on in and don't forget the spice and the good cheer.
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Rain!
If we take water for granted, many of us aren't even that kind to rain, we simply hate it.
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Take A Walk.
Take a walk around the block and meet your neighbours.
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The Community Garden, Part 2
The neighbourhhod meeting an essential part of community gardening
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The Master Gardener Program
What are Master Gardeners? They are the Girl and Boy Scouts of the horticultural world, helping us all to cross the street from gardening ignorance to information. Here is a little about what they do and how they get that way.
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Welcome to the Foodshed
The first in an ongoing series exploring local foodsheds.
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A Community Garden in UK and USA
An overview of the community garden (as termed in the USA) and allotment gardening (as termed in the UK), along with resources, with notes on a model NY community garden.
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A Bit of Bog
Expand the borders of your pond with a bog garden.
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A Liner by any other name. . . .
Ocean liners, one liners, eye liners, shelf liners, POND LINERS! How do you make that all important decision? Well I can't make it for you, but I can you some food for thought!
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Ambiance
After you have built your pond, selected the plants and stocked it with fish what more is there to do? Plenty!
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An Easy Filter Project
Give your pond a new prefilter. Give yourself a break!
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Choosing Your Plants (Or Pick a Peck of Pickerel)
Lilies and Lotus and Shade OH MY! What can you grow in your pond? Here is some information I've rounded up on choosing plants for your pond. Don't forget to check out the links, both in the article and in the "Links List."
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Community Gardening Discussion
Melanie Burns shares some of the joys and challenges she encountered this season in her urban community garden plot.
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Community Gardens
A community garden brings people of all ages and descriptions together. There is no "typical" community garden. Each community garden is as unique as each community...
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Composing the Picture: Getting Your Plan on Paper
Encourages the homeowner to refine basic thinking and ideas about home landscaping. Introduces precision in the landscape design, Master Plan and use of broad views instead of fussy details in mapping and prioritizing.
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Composing the Picture: Taking Stock
Encourages the homeowner to think intensely about what is desired in the home landscape. Promotes the concept of reflecting deeply about likes and dislikes, how and when the property will be used and who will use it, meeting expenses in both time and money and who will do the work.
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Composting is Beautiful- Now Make it Easy!
A build it yourself compost system for serious gardeners. Simple and flexible instructions for a large 3 bin style composter, along with basic tips for practical use.
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Do It With Style!
State your style. Formal, or natural-there is a pond for you.
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Fabulous Shrubs for the Rockies
3 part series - for April, May and June This spring look for these five fabulous shrubs to grow in your Rockies garden. Beauty, hardiness and low maintenance come together in these shrubs to provide years of gardening pleasure.
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Fabulous Shrubs For the Rockies- Part 3
Final in the three part series on beautiful shrubs for the Rockies region. This month, the PeeGee Hydrangea and the Beauty Bush.
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Fall Gardening Tips for the Rockies
Fall gardening tips for the Rockies- discusses late season soil moisture, planting spring bulbs, fall pruning and winter time mulching.
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Fences Build Good Neighbors - Part 1
A short history of fences and how popular philosophy and sentiment influenced use in residential landscaping in the United States are discussed. Basic fence types and materials to investigate are suggested for homeowners.
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Fences Part II
Part II Unique fences are discussed. A checklist of reminders for homeowners before they begin planning fences is detailed
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Florida Garden Tune-Up
Overview of basic Florida garden tasks for mid-summer.
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Good Books - Good Gardening!
Looking for some informative yet inspiring gardening books? Two very different viewpoints and styles are reviewed in this article.
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Grooming Daffodil Flowers
Final preparation of the daffodil before it goes to the show is the grooming and hardening process. Grooming improves the flower and makes it more show worthy. Hardening gives final conditioning to the flower, and is essential for longer show bench life.
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Hard Liners
Ocean liners, one liners, eye liners, shelf liners, POND LINERS! Here is part two in the consideration of liners. This article deals with cement, preform, and clay/bentonite ponds. As these two articles demonstrate there really is a pond liner for each location, all needs, and every budget, so no excuses! Pick your liner and. . . . <b>Pond on!</B>
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In Season
Celebrate the year by enjoying each month's special offering from the vegetable garden, market, or the wild. It's not only good for you and the planet, it also tastes better.
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Ireland's Oldest Garden - Part I
A description of Killruddery House and Gardens near the seaside town of Bray in County Wicklow (Ireland)is like having a garden history book open wide to pages devoted to the 17th through early 19th centuries. These gardens, which date from the 1680's, are thought to be Ireland's oldest surviving formal gardens. Part I describes some of the the cultural, social and even political pressures on Ireland’s Norman – Anglo – Irish landed gentry which lead to building gardens such as Killruddery.
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Low Maintenance Gardening, Rockies Style - Part 1
Part 1 in a three part series discussing the how to's of low maintenance gardening in the Rockies, climate zones 1 to 5.
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Odds n' ends
A couple of email question, not necessarily answered, at least discussed
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Part 2 - Fabulous Shrubs for the Rockies
Second in a three part series on fabulous shrubs that thrive in Rockies gardens.
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Pond Predators
They make your blood run cold, your blood pressure sky-rocket and your pulse pound! Raccoons, herons, and kids--the unholy trio--Pond Predators!
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Preparing to Work in the Garden
There are many things to consider when planning a trip to work in the community garden plot, including food and water requirements, clothing, tools and materials.
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Pumps&amp;amp;#8211;the Heart of the Matter
How does one determine the right size? Is there really a difference in brands? If so which is the right one for your pond?
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Shop Til' You Drop!
The question isn't so much when to buy as where to buy. Some ideas to kick around.
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Signs of Spring!
Ways to get this year's garden and harvest started for little or no money. Forager's Calendar - what is ready to harvest now. Recipes for stocking up on field garlic, greek garlic and potato dip, and orpine relish.
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Tacky or Art? It's just a state of mind.
While you are here Read up on some inspired and innovative pond art. Take a tour of Charlotte's pond , and let your spirit soar. Then do the floating islands pond art project and join the Tacky!
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The Garden of Weeden -- Patricia Thomas
Gardening Pacific Northwest style - including that famed blue poppy!
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To Mulch is Divine - Part 3 of Low Maintenance Gardening
'To Mulch is Divine' Part 3 of- Low Maintenance Gardening; Rockies Style Highlighting the practice and benifits of mulching especially as it pertains to gardening in colder climates.
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Water gardening in January?
Don't let the cold winds of winter fool you! Now's the time to read, dream, plan, and weather permitting, build your water garden.
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Waterfalls
Simple or complex, subtle or breath taking, a waterfall is the centerpiece of a garden.
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