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• Lettuce and a Summer Recipe

  

  Here is a clever idea with lettuce growing in containers attached to exterior house siding:These are my little pots with leaf lettuce now ready for the picking.... Read more

  The 09 June 2011 by   Nancymccarroll
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• Scenes from a Tree of Life Nursery Tour

  

  Whether you live here or are just visiting, California’s Tree of Life Nursery is a true treat. I went there for the first time some three years ago and now... Read more

  The 08 June 2011 by   Linsibrownson
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• The Cost Benefits of the High Line in NYC

  

  Section 2 of the phenomena known as the High Line park, in New York City, is to be opened tomorrow. This follows on from the huge success of section 1 which... Read more

  The 07 June 2011 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
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• Composting For Dummies (Pt 1)

  

  Since I just got very first composter about a week and a half ago, I thought I’d share some of my research and chronicle my composting journey here on the... Read more

  The 04 June 2011 by   Savvybrown
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• Great Crested Newts: Construction and Development

  

  Great Crested Newt Overview The Great Crested Newt or Triturus cristatus is an amphibian in the family Salamandridae and the largest newt native to England. It... Read more

  The 01 June 2011 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
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• Finding Room for Mushrooms

  

  One of the best things about working on a gardening magazine is that you work on stories such as "how to grow mushrooms at home" and you then start thinking... Read more

  The 29 May 2011 by   Gardenamateur
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• Sometimes Less is More

  

  The other week I took a couple of blogging friends to Bryans Ground in Herefordshire, my favourite garden.  I had raved about this garden so I  was a little... Read more

  The 26 May 2011 by   Patientgardener
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• The Crazy World of the Chelsea Build

  

  I have spent the last two days in the crazy surreal world of build-up week at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.  I was thrilled to get the opportunity to help... Read more

  The 22 May 2011 by   Patientgardener
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• How To Get Rid Of Dandelions

  

  They're back! Yes, it's the time of year where we're seeing a lot of dandelions pop up. Since Buyers will make an initial impression of your home the moment the... Read more

  The 21 May 2011 by   Homesmsp
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• Plant of the Week: Hydrangea Petiolaris

  

  Position: Flourishes in full sun to dappled shade. Soil: Moist but well drained. Flowering period: Mid summer. Eventual Height: 15m Eventual Spread: indefinite... Read more

  The 19 May 2011 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
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