Easy to grow and a pantry staple, potatoes are a functional addition to any vegetable garden. "Container gardening is an easy way to grow potatoes if you have a small space, and makes enough potatoes to feed a family," says Samantha...
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It's the season for gardening, and there's no better time than now to start thinking about which fall vegetables to...
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Our founder takes us on a tour of four of her most spectacular private gardens. Learn all about the landscaping at Turkey Hill, Lily Pond, Bedford, and...
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If you aren't already growing ground cherries in your home garden, then now's the time to start. "Ground cherries are in the nightshade family that also includes eggplant, tomatoes, and potatoes," says Christopher Landercasper, director...
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If you thought Crocs were reserved for chefs and nurses, then Christopher Landercasper, the director of farming operations for Sonoma`s Best Hospitality Group, says to think...
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If you've ever seen an Osiria rose, then you already know why they're popular with gardeners and flower enthusiasts. "You can identify this rose by a clear color contrast between the exterior color of the rose petal and its interior,"...
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Easy to grow and a pantry staple, potatoes are a functional addition to any vegetable garden. "Container gardening is an easy way to grow potatoes if you have a small space, and makes enough potatoes to feed a family," says Samantha...
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Gardening is quickly becoming an essential activity amid the coronavirus pandemic—and it's not difficult to see why. It's easy to grow lush flowers and delicious fruits and vegetables from the comforts of our yards, well away from...
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Whether you’re a seasoned green thumb or a plant rookie, understanding key garden terminology is crucial. “Knowing basic gardening terms makes it easier to ask for advice or discuss your progress with your gardening friends,”...
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During World War II food rationing was introduced in the United States, prompting Americans to grow their own fruits and vegetables in order to sustain themselves during tough times. It’s estimated that by 1944, roughly 20 million...
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