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It seems everyone’s favorite summer vegetable is the tomato.
There it is. One little green bean. Ripe, yummy, and gorgeous, sitting in the palm of a 5 year old’s hand.
Thank goodness for community gardens. If it were not for them, some of us wouldn't even have a garden at all.
No matter where you live, chances are there’s a Community Garden near you.
Peas are one of the first pollinated crops to arrive on our spring menus.
Speaking from experience, when you've never done it, the idea of making jam is intimidating.
Preserving produce from the garden leaves me with such a satisfying feeling.
Herbal teas are wonderfully refreshing and can soothe tired, sore bodies, but buying good quality tea can be an expensive habit.
At summer’s end, when the fruit and vegetable harvest is more than plenty, what can you do with it all?
Rhubarb: is it a fruit or is a vegetable? Depends who you ask.
My husband has a credence about strawberries that he frequently shares.
Having my own vegetable garden for many years has provided countless memories of days spent working side-by-side with my kids, enjoying their excitement over our successes and learning from our mistakes.
As I begin planning my vegetable garden for the coming spring season, I have a different approach than I have in years past.
Throughout much of the world, it’s nearly time to celebrate Mother’s Day, and in the U.S., it’s always the second Sunday in May.
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