Easy-care, tough lawns: some thoughts about durable grasses

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The traits of three easy maintenance grass varieties are discussed. They are tall fescue, creeping red fescue, and perennial rye grass. Tips are given on how to rejuvenate a poorly growing existing lawn. A country-style new lawn is not difficult to start with clover seed plus a mixture of grass seeds.

Management, Purchasing, Lawns, Grasses

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Jeepers creepers

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There are three basic types of climbing vines: twining, tendrils, and clingers, while non-climbing vines require the gardener to tie them to a trellis. Vines provide a visual link from the architecture of a home to the natural world. Recommendations for growth and use of vines are included.

Cover Story, Training, Plants, Gardening, Glossary, Climbing plants, Plant training

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A fine, small orchard to grow: selecting, planting, and tending the best home varieties

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Planning an orchard for fruit trees requires a sunny area with deep and fertile soil. To produce fruit, trees need to be pollinated by other trees. Plums are the most difficult to grow because they require cross-pollination within their three groups. Growing tips are provided.

Growth, Fruit trees, Orchards

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