Living an organic life: Eliot Coleman and Barbara Damrosch inspire a new generation of gardeners to live off the land

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Coleman and Damrosch use strict organic techniques to grow vegetables for commercial markets. The 40-acre farm is a year-round business for the gardeners who feel that their fresh produce, sold only to local businesses, is what helps to preserve its quality.

Innovations, Coleman, Eliot, Damrosch, Barbara

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An organic place in the sun

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Gardener Tom Carey's Sundew Gardens in Oviedo, FL, produce vegetables for his family and 20 other local families. His techniques for success include careful composting and using hardy varieties that adapt well to hot weather.

Florida

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The O.G. guide to perfect pruning

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The spring is the time to begin cutting back plants and trees to insure proper seasonal growth. Pruning also helps to strengthen the plant and help it generate more and healthier fruits and flowers.

Methods, Pruning

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