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  • Rain Barrels – Using

    With summer temperatures in the nineties, creative gardeners think seriously …

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    Given a mild winter and a sheltered location banana trees …

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    My son and I had just arrived the first day …

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    Anyone who has wielded a shovel in Atlanta knows that …

  • What to Expect after an Unexpected Freeze #2

    This article on cold damage was originally written in March, …

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    Predicting the date of the first frost is tricky. And …

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    I’ve mentioned before all the advantages of planting in fall: …

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    A couple of weeks ago I described how to plant …

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    Few things are as frustrating as having a plant that …

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    For the first several months of new fatherhood I frequently …

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    A couple of weeks ago I detailed Dr. Tim Smalley’s …

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    Theresa Schrum’s Comments on Hardiness Zones

    I currently tell people …

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