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	gardening news Daily update ⋅ July 11, 2014
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	Thieves hit Pearl Harbor school gardening project mySanAntonio.com HONOLULU (AP) — Teachers at Pearl Harbor Elementary estimate a loss of $2,000 to $3,000 after thieves broke into lockers and a gardening shed ... Flag as irrelevant
	My Citizens News Burgess uproots plan for garden My Citizens News by Paul Singley, Special to the Citizen's News ... The Connecticut Community Gardening Association says community gardens help build communities ... Flag as irrelevant
	Highmark donates $10K to help gardening effort bloom Parkersburg News By EVAN BEVINS (ebevins@newsandsentinel.com) , Parkersburg News and ... an opportunity for children and adults to learn more about gardening. Flag as irrelevant
	Club grows tomorrow's gardeners Maryville Daily Forum Anna Schommer, a member of the Maryville Youth Garden Club, helps pull .... We're always interested in hearing about news in our community. Flag as irrelevant
	Pruning Berries, What Blooms in the Sunshine Nisqually Valley News In the vegetable garden you can still plant seeds of beets, bush beans, carrots and chard as well as crops with shorter growing season. Check the ... Flag as irrelevant
	August gardening tips Katy Times Avoid frequent wetting of your lawn. Provide 1/2 inch of water twice a week or 1 inch once a week to wet the soil deeply and to encourage deep root ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sandusky Register Port Clinton native to discuss square foot gardening Sandusky Register John Marek, a North Carolina economic development official and a native of Port Clinton, is returning home to share the news about square foot ... Flag as irrelevant
	Try planting fall vegetables now for best flavor The Eagle Experienced gardeners consider this area of the Brazos Valley with two productive seasons, spring and fall. The extra benefit from vegetables that ... Flag as irrelevant
	Garden calendar for July 11-17 The Eagle Garden Success, noon to 1 p.m. The radio show with Skip Richter, County Extension Agent Horticulturist, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Flag as irrelevant
	Cambridge News From vipers bugloss to spiked speedwell: the wildlife-friendly gardening outside the visitor centre at ... Cambridge News The 'wildlife friendly gardening' bed outside the office was planted with a ... In other news, our bittern watch last week was rather quiet so I'm hoping ... Flag as irrelevant
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