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Can Heirloom Tomatoes be Canned?

Heirloom tomatoes are dangerous. Beware of eating a slice tucked inside a turkey panini. You risk having to rearrange your entire garden plot to accommodate a gorgeous Red Zebra vine or the...

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Why Is My Peachtree Dying?

Peach trees are a tempting option for growers. Not only is their fruit delicious, but growers in many different regions have found success with peach trees. On the other hand, even when the...

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How Deep Do Fruit Tree Roots Grow?

There is a plethora of commonly held beliefs about tree roots. For example, many people have been taught that a tree’s root system closely resembles its trunk and branches. However, the truth is...

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Why is my newly planted rose bush dying?

Very little in this life is more distressing to a gardener’s heart than a new planting that fails to thrive. This is especially true of roses, which can represent a financial as well as sometimes...

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Growing Cherry Trees in Pots: Keys to Success

Cherry trees are a delightful addition to a garden or home orchard. Their blooms are beautiful in the early spring, their fruit is delicious, and they even add color in the fall! However, growing...

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When to Transplant a Potted Fig Tree

There is nothing like biting into a fresh fig. Figs are juicy, delicious flowers turned in on themselves. All one needs is to eat a ripe fig bursting with flavor, and they’ll happily surrender a...

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