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	gardening news Daily update ⋅ August 31, 2014
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	Knowledge to Grow: TIps for the fall garden Sturgis Journal Planting a garden in the fall will extend the gardening season so you can continue to harvest fresh produce after earlier crops are finished. Harvesting ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hot tips for a cool (shade) garden Mail Tribune Even if we think we know what shade is, let's define it in gardening terms. If a place in your yard gets six or more hours of sun a day, it is in “full sun. Flag as irrelevant
	Market encourages youthful gardening The Daily Times BETHANY - Several children gained an appreciation of gardening and its tasty results through a contest held by organizers of the Brooke County ... Flag as irrelevant
	U of I Extension fall gardening program begins Sept. 9 Freeport Journal-Standard OREGON — A workshop, “Daylilies: Perfect For the Garden and Collecting,” will be held at 1:30 pm. Sept. 9 and at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 11 at the Ogle ... Flag as irrelevant
	Modesto Bee Garden offers therapy for mentally ill Modesto Bee Dietary supervisor Rene Springfield picks okra in the small garden at Crestwood Manor, a nursing home in Modesto, on Thursday. The garden and a ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Raw Food World News Gardening... It does the brain good :) The Raw Food World News (TRFW News) Mirabel Osler, an English writer and garden designer, once famously said, “There can be no other occupation like gardening in which, ... Flag as irrelevant
	September-to-October garden chores for the organic garden Your Houston News American beautyberry, Callicarpa americana, is an understory native shrub. The flowers are insignificant; the real drama occurs in fall with the display ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gardening Guru: What's on your mind? Nova News Now When I meet acquaintances and strangers in public they often ask me gardening questions, and inevitably follow with an apology for bothering me. Flag as irrelevant
	Henley Standard Sensory garden opened to help dementia care Henley Standard Erica Hart, managing director of Majesticare, which runs the home, said: “We have redesigned the garden to incorporate dementia-friendly spaces. Flag as irrelevant
	Gardening: Growing your own garlic Maple Ridge News by Mike Lascelle - Maple Ridge News ... But local gardeners are a stubborn lot, and when it comes down to growing edibles, they don't like to take no ... Flag as irrelevant
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