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This spring, don’t forage for wild edible plants. Instead, welcome them into your garden.
Author: Margaret Roach
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Is It a Melon or a Cucumber? It’s a Cucumber Melon, and It’s Delicious
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These heirloom cucumber varieties, some of which date to ancient Egypt, ‘are never bitter, and always easy on the digestion.’
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Is a ‘No Dig’ Method the Answer to Vegetable Gardening?
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Charles Dowding, a longtime proponent, insists that it’s not only easier than what you’re doing now, but it actually works. Here’s how.
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These Tropical Plants Are Visually Appealing and Edible
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Some of the most visually appealing ones are also delicious. Here’s how to choose — and grow — the best ones.
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How to Choose a Houseplant for Your Home
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Rule No. 1: “You don’t have to just have a plain-Jane green plant.” But here’s what you do have to do — to find the right plant and maintain it.
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Meet Ira Wallace, the Godmother of Southern Seeds
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For a quarter of a century, Ira Wallace has nurtured seeds and gardeners: ‘When you say her name in our community, all this love comes up.’
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It’s OK to Get Carried Away When You’re Shopping for Flower Seeds
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Here’s how to make sure those impulse catalog purchases result in happy surprises — not buyer’s remorse.
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After a Frantic Year, It’s Time for ‘Slow Birding’
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A new book borrows from the slow food movement to propose a more thoughtful, less competitive form of bird-watching.
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How to Read the Tree Leaves
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A little knowledge of botany can be helpful, even if you’re an amateur gardener. Here are a few things you should know about what happens in the fall.