Perennial primer

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Perennial gardens are easily created because they do not need a large growing area or a knowledge in horticulture. The soil for growing perennials should be rich and well drained, eitherway, the soil can be enhanced by adding organic materials including leaf compost or peat moss.

Author: Martens, Julie A.
Gardening, Perennials, Perennial plants, Plant propagation

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It's planting time for vegetables

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Carrots, lettuce and broccoli are some of the most preferable varieties that can be planted for the summer planting season. However, successful harvest stresses the need for the suitability of vegetable patch, proper exposure to soil, sun and organic materials.

Author: Martens, Julie A.
Vegetables, Vegetable gardening, Varieties, Planting (Plant culture)

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Spring's bashful beauties

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The home of Harry and Betty Casto in Charleston, WV, is a wildflower sanctuary, containing at least 80 different woodland plants.

Author: Martens, Julie A.
Management, Appreciation, Wild flowers, Wild flower gardening

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