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Tuesday, June 07, 2011

Those blissful early days
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Luckily the weather has held out and the garden is IN. Even though there were a couple of nights of frost a week or two ago, our plants have survived, thanks to the man of the house covering the troops up with tarps. Whew.

Thanks to Burpee Home Gardens, we are gardening in style this year. We have good-looking plants we didn’t have to start from SEED!....

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Monday, February 28, 2011

How much to grow?
Burpee Home Gardens | 1 Comments
 

If your shopping list is complete and you’ve chosen which varieties you’d like to grow in your garden, the next step is determining how many of each plant you’ll need to meet your harvest goals.

Like selecting varieties, quantity is based on personal preference and need. But we’ve developed some guidelines to get help you started.

Some rules of thumb to feed two to three people:

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Tagged: beans cucumbers herbs hot peppers lettuce tomatoes vegetables in Gardening ‘Cents’ Tips & Tricks What To Grow



Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Cold frames
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*Sigh* We’re already missing the warm, sunny days of summer and the delight we had tending our vegetable garden. But even though most growing zones in North America have gone to sleep for the winter, you can still try your hand at cool season growing with the help of cloches.

Cloches are also known as hoophouses, cold frames, hot beds, or row covers. T....

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Friday, November 12, 2010

Q&A: Hardiness zones
Burpee Home Gardens | 1 Comments
 

2010 was the first year home gardeners could find Burpee Home Gardens vegetable and herb plants in their local garden retail centers. It’s been an amazing year, filled with lots of information and education, and plenty of opportunities to grow a successful vegetable garden.

Throughout the season, the Burpee Home Gardens team was there to answer your qu....

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Friday, November 05, 2010

Prepare for the year of the tomato
Burpee Home Gardens | 2 Comments
 

Each year the National Garden Bureau chooses one vegetable and one flower to showcase throughout the entire season. The crops are chosen because of their popularity, but also because they are easy-to-grow, widely adaptable, genetically diverse, and versatile.

Then it should be no wonder that the NGB chose 2011 as “The Year Of The Tomato”.


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