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Jul 30, 2010, I have a Qestion?

I have two potted banana pepper plants and thay have produced a wonderful first crop of peppers. However, they have failed to come back into bloom. How

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Jul 18, 2010, A MATURE RAISED GARDEN BED

We continue to update our pages with new information. If you go to the page concerning raised garden beds,you will find pictures and information on a mature raised bed

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Jul 18, 2010, RAISED GARDEN BED DOS AND DON'TS

Raised Garden Bed It's A wonderful Time And Back Saver

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Jul 18, 2010, PLANTING BARE ROOT VINE PLANTS

A reader writes to inform me he has successfully transplanted bare root vine plants such as cucumbers and peas. I had stated it was not possible to do with any success. Read about how he has made it work!

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Jul 18, 2010, Garden-House Tips For Easier Care

Garden-House Tips Gives You New Ideas

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Jul 8, 2010, WATER WATER EVERYWHERE

Watering is very important and I will be presenting some watering suggestions in the August newsletter. It would be well worth it to signup for my monthly free newsletter to obtain all the latest scoop on gardening.

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Jul 8, 2010, THE GARDEN CLUB PRESENTS GARDENERS MONTHLY

THE GARDEN CLUB PRESENTS THE GARDENERS MONTHLY

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Jun 25, 2010, Give them to friends and family

You can always share the excess with family and friends. Take them to your church and bag small amounts and give them to the congregation. Its a recession

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Jun 10, 2010, ORNAMENTAL GRASSES IN YOUR GARDEN

ORNAMENTAL GRASSES BOTH WARM AND COOL SEASON FOR DRY AND WETTER CLIMATES

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Jun 8, 2010, The Versatile Cucumber

I'll bet you never knew there was 12 ways to use a cucumber besides in salads. Read this garden tip and find out!

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Jun 3, 2010, Raised Garden Bed

It is up running!Yes you have read a lot about raised beds and so have I. Now on this website first hand experience with building and planting raised beds. No pie in the sky information but down to EARTH useable information

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Jun 3, 2010, CONTAINER VEGETABLE GARDENING TIPS

THE Best Vegetables For Container vegetable Gardening

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May 25, 2010, Stuffed banna pepper.

Cut the top off of pepper take the seeds out mix cream cheese chedder chesse garlic and bacon bits top with a chunk of cheese of your choice big enough

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May 23, 2010, love the flavor bbq!

Living in cool nova scotia canada, my husband built me a small greenhouse last year, having alot of fun with this. I grew my fancy heritage tomatoes

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May 17, 2010, GROWING BAMBOO MAKES AN ATTRACTIVE BARRIER WALL OR EXCELLENT GARDEN DECOR

GROWING BAMBOO DEPENDS ON THE SELECTION OF THE PROPER VARIETY FOR YOUR ZONE

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May 16, 2010, stuffed banana peppers....our fav!

I am attempting to grow my very first banana peppers this year and will be potting them so I can transport them with me to our campsite. My husband makes

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May 11, 2010, Gardeners Forum

We added a web page for you budding article writers about anything pertaining to gardening. Have a look! Also the people that are a little apprenhensive about writing can just add comments about what has been written. Give it a try! We love to hear from you

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May 11, 2010, June Newsletter Watch For It

It will cover some different vegetables for your garden. This includes celery,swiss chard and rhubarb. Signup for the newsletter if you not yet a subscriber it is FREE.

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May 9, 2010, Vegetable Gardening For Fun And Food

Home vegetable Gardening Has Many Favorable Attributes

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Apr 30, 2010, Community gardening lasagna style

I am the manager of a Food Bank in Havre Montana. Last year I was given a plot in the local community garden. I had heard about lasagna gardening. The

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Apr 23, 2010, Upside Down Tomato Planting

I tried the above way to grow tomato plants last year? with amazing results! If it interests you to share this with your readers, please do so

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Apr 23, 2010, Gardeners forum For Informative articles and discussion

Gardeners forum for both professional and novice gardeners

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Apr 23, 2010, Baked Veggies

I found a recipe for baked vegetables...cut potatoes, carrots, onion, parsnips, --all cut into bite- sized pieces. I added Jerusalem Artichokes last year,

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Mar 28, 2010, help

I'm new to gardening... obviously! My daughter bought me this beautiful white calla liy plant- I knew it had to be brought in but didn't know the details.

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Mar 10, 2010, allthumbsgardener

I have just started my lasagna garden and decided to build my beds out of materials I had instead of buying them. I made the first two beds out of some

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Mar 2, 2010, Little Tree Like Lawn Weed

I have tried to dig this up, but it seems to have underground vines going all over, and weed killing spray didn't work either. I don't know what it is

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Feb 28, 2010, HOW TO BE AN INFORMED GARDENER

There is some real good information here and short enough to absorb about how to be an informed plant shopper. Things to observe and things to do. It is all here for you.

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Feb 25, 2010, dry them and use them as a seasoning

I made a seasoning using several types of peppers and garlic and onion all dried and milled in a spece grinder together yum.

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Jan 21, 2010, Organic Gardening

This page has been completely rewritten providing more information on the page with pertinent references in other sections of this website. Organic gardening maybe become more important than ever in the coming years.

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Jan 21, 2010, organic gardening at its best

There are many good organic gardening procedures to grow your own food

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Jan 6, 2010, Fried Banana pepper pakoras

In Pakistan and India it is common to fill these peppers up with cheese by first making a narrow slit, scraping off the seeds then filling them. After

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Nov 14, 2009, HOLIDAY DECORATING IDEAS

Our annual hiatus from gardening talk coming up in December but don't miss the issue good ideas for decorating plus a different holiday receipe. Just go to the garden club and signup.

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Nov 10, 2009, A good substitute

I can't eat potatoes(except sweet potatoes) and Jerusalem artichokes make a delicious substitute for potatoes. They are excellent when scrubbed, cut

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Oct 30, 2009, THE CHOICE METHODS FOR DRYING FOODS

There are several ways to dry both vegetables and fruits. You will also get the low down on how to dry foods including both fruits and vegetables.

In these times you may want to consider drying foods to have on hand for any situation.

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Oct 30, 2009, Drying Foods For Yourself Ensures Fresh Product

Drying Foods Can Be Accomplished By Many Methods

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Oct 23, 2009, Compost and advantages and disadvantages of different methods of composting

Compost The method That Appeals Or Suits Your Objectives

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Oct 21, 2009, COMPOST DIFFERENT METHODS EXPLORED

The advantages and disadvantages of compost pile,compost bin and worm farm. The methods explored in some depth and you DECIDE which way to compost is best for you.

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Oct 18, 2009, Garden And House Tips

I have added a new page to the gardenersgardening site. A place to provide tips in both gardening and house chores. Some tips will be revolutionary in scope while others will just involve practical sense.

The good news: you the reader will be able to contribute your tips for both garden and house. Let's all have a chance at doing something a different way or improving a method or just making it plain easy to accomplish something.

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Oct 6, 2009, How To Build And Maintain A Cold Frame

The November issue of "Gardeners Monthly will discuss the building and maintaining a cold frame in your garden.If you have not signed up for newsletter now is the time to treat yourself to some good information.

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Oct 4, 2009, How do I harvest chestnuts?

I have been asked this question a number of times and here is the answer I provided to Yahoo Answers a month or so ago.

Your first job is to use tongs like used for many hot items coming out of a pot. Pickup the burrs by the lip and tap them against the side of the bucket while in boiling water. This will release the nuts after a few taps and then you can pickup the nuts with the tongs.

You should be aware of tiny worms that may have enter through tiny worm holes. The mature worm will have chewed its way out of the nut.Now with that said, you need to removed the shell. This can be a tricky procedure since the chestnut must be allowed to vent or it will expand and explode.

If you first cut them in half it will prevent an explosion and will permit the nuts to jump free of their shell. I would throw away any wormy looking nuts in this process. These nuts are still a problem because cutting them in half is not totally accurate and the knife can slip off the nut.

I would either take an old cutting board or buy a small new one and slit a groove about six to eight inches up the board staying close to the middle of the board. It is possible to cut a number of nuts at one time in less than then the time in attempting to cut one shell at time.

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Sep 15, 2009, Banana peppers can be used so many ways

We love to stuff them. Cut the top off and set aside. Clean the seeds and veins out with a spoon (safer way or a knife. Stuff with FRESH ground meat

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Sep 2, 2009, JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES PLANTING AND GROWING

B>JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES CLOSELY RESEMBLE SUNFLOWERS BUT TUBERS ARE GREAT FOR

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Aug 25, 2009, For Dinner and As A Snack

Cut up a jalapeno or 2 and season your olive oil. After a couple minutes, remove them from the oil. Slice several banana peppers about 1/8 thick.

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Aug 1, 2009, Dandelion Benefits and uses

If you have picked up a package of Spring Mix greens for a salad and read the label,you would have noted included in the baby greens is Dandelion.

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Jul 31, 2009, Recipe For Canning Banana Peppers

A gardener had a question about canning banana peppers since this gardener had a very abundant crop. Here is a canning method that can be followed: The peppers should be canned whole so You can slice them later if you want. If you so desire, you can slice them in rounds about 1" wide and throw out the stem tops. As for canning them, there are lots of ways to do it. This seems to be an excellent method for you... Take the jars you will be using (usually pint jars or quart jars if you have a lot) and wash them along with the rinds and lids in hot soapy water. On the stove, put a pot of water on to heat up for your lids. Also heat up enough vinegar for the amount of peppers you are canning. Just use plain vinegar-no seasonings at all. Set your jars up and fill them with your peppers (leave about 1/2 to the top for filling purposes). Turn off your water for the lids and rings (but leave it on the stove to stay hot) and put your (unused!!!) lids in them. The reason you do this is to heat up the thin layer of adhesive on the bottom of the lids. DO NOT BOIL the lid though! Next fill the jars with the hot vinegar, place a heated lid on top and secure tightly with a jar ring. These will be very hot, so be careful! Set the jar aside and let them cool. You'll hear each one "pop" while it cools and that means it has sealed good.


Jul 29, 2009, This Edible Flowers Chart Presents Some Of The Best Of The Best

The Edible flowers Described Here Can Have Many Many Uses.

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Jul 21, 2009, Insects Part Two Gives More Information About other pests

Insects That Will Provide More Headaches

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Jul 18, 2009, Home Vegetable Gardening Beginner and Experienced

Home Vegetable Gardening Review Of How to Plant The Most Popular Vegetables

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Jul 18, 2009, Growing Asparagus In Your Garden

Growing Asparagus In Your Garden

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