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Edible Landscaping: Nasturtium

Edible Landscaping on a Balcony

August 5, 2012

Edible landscaping on a balcony? Absolutely. Limited space, limited funds, and limited sunlight can make patio gardeners feel like they have to choose between a pretty balcony and a food-producing garden, but that's not the case. Not only are there … Continue reading →

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Plants that Repel Insects: Radishes

Plants That Repel Insects

December 26, 2011

Growing vegetables and plants that repel insects is an eco-friendly and sustainable way to minimize problems associated with infestations from garden insects and pests. And, whether you have a flower garden or a vegetable garden, there are plenty of bug-repelling … Continue reading →

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How to Grow Chives

Herb Growing Guide: Chives

December 9, 2011

If you're looking for an all-around garden winner, try growing chives. Not only are chives tasty and versatile herbs, they're attractive flowers that attract plenty of beneficial bugs to the garden. Pretty, tasty and relatively fuss-free, chives are a must-have … Continue reading →

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5 Herbs for Shade Gardens

October 8, 2011

Just because your garden isn't bathed in sun doesn't mean you can't grow plenty of wonderful herbs. These five herbs are perfect for shade gardens and they don't take much (if any!) extra care at all. Chives–For Pretty, Pom-Pom Shade … Continue reading →

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Chives

How to Grow Chives

October 1, 2011

The unsung heroes of perennial herb gardens, chives (Allium schoenoprasum) do double duty: not only are they lovely to look at, they're a versatile and delicious perennial herb. Learn how to grow chives and you can add fresh-cut chive stalks … Continue reading →

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5 Fantastic Perennial Herbs

September 23, 2011

Growing perennial herbs in your city garden is a great way to stock your kitchen and beautify your backyard. Not only do many perennial herbs look (and taste!) fantastic, they're a surprisingly low-maintenance way to save on pricey, store-bought fresh … Continue reading →

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