Do you know what bug is eating your bounty?

Article Abstract:

Insect pests that eat garden vegetables include the cabbage looper, black cutworm, cabbage maggot, Colorado potato beetle, carrot weevil, European corn borer, fall armyworm, flea beetle and more. A quiz and photographs of the insects are included.

Garden pests

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It's time to put up and pickle!

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Fresh vegetables can be preserved by pickling. Eggplant, carrots, onions and many other vegetables lend themselves well to pickling. Recipes for pickled garden relish, kosher dills, pickled basil beans and million-dollar relish are given.

Recipes and menus, Pickles, Canning and preserving, Canning (Food)

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Plant a kitchen herb garden

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Herbs are easy to grow and take up very little garden space. A few plants supply a large supply, and less is needed of fresh grown herbs. Some of the varieties described include cilantro, basil, sage, oregano and parsley.

Cover Story, Herbs, Herb gardening

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