 Telegraph.co.uk | Winter gardening: Q and A Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - What gardening can I do in wet, dismal weather? Jobs such as raking leaves, turning compost, coppicing hazels and clearing woodland are more satisfying than ... |
Archive for October 29th, 2007
Winter gardening: Q and A - Telegraph.co.uk
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Not a Guardian-reading weirdo in sight - Guardian Unlimited
 Guardian Unlimited | Not a Guardian-reading weirdo in sight Guardian Unlimited, UK - Nikki Schreiber reports Many different types of skill - including gardening - are taught in Steiner schools. Photograph: David Levene "She hoped, though, ... |
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November in the Garden: Fall in love with gardening again - Orlando Sentinel
 Orlando Sentinel | November in the Garden: Fall in love with gardening again Orlando Sentinel, FL - ... too, have noticed that the first few weeks of fall always feel like summer, but by November the great gardening weather finally arrives. ... |
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Gardening on asphalt - Ludington Daily News
Gardening on asphalt Ludington Daily News, MI - Bob Zay has a big garden at his home, filled with vegetables, and this year when he had a few extra plants he brought them to the Scottville Senior Center. ... |
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Backyard Expo to offer free advice on nature-friendly gardening - Paw Paw Courier Leader
Backyard Expo to offer free advice on nature-friendly gardening Paw Paw Courier Leader, MI - "We can create habitat for birds, butterflies and other wildlife in our yards through our gardening practices," said Amy Lockhart, Van Buren Conservation ... |
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C—— change: dirty words for the gardening set - The Age
C------ change: dirty words for the gardening set The Age, Australia - But at the weekend's Gardening in a Changing Climate conference in Benalla, the three words were banned — along with any mention of hot weather or charts ... |
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Namibia: Germany Boosts Urban Gardening - AllAfrica.com
Namibia: Germany Boosts Urban Gardening AllAfrica.com, Washington - They were trained to use hydroponic and micro-food gardening. These techniques are especially suitable for urban communities, since they allow food ... |
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