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Ongoing Saga Geranium 'Brookside' Paperblog Pick in Gardening

The Ongoing Saga of Geranium 'Brookside'

A little over two years ago I vowed, on this blog, to get rid of all my Geranium 'Brookside'. At that point, they had resided in my garden for a few years and I wasn't the least bi... Read more

Growing Japanese Vegetables Paperblog Pick in Gardening

Growing Japanese Vegetables

Being able to grow Japanese vegetables in our western climates is a great and healthy challenge.  With Japanese food vegetables you must keep in mind that, like most vegetables,... Read more

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