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Espalier
by Brooklyn Botanic Garden
In addition to being beautiful, espalier is a godsend if you're short on room: it saves space by making three-dimensional plants two dimensional, and it increases the range of plants that can be grown in cold regions.
Growing Garden Phlox
by Cindy Haynes
Today there are many newer introductions that are more resistant to powdery mildew and therefore don't require fungicide treatment.
Late-season Vegetables
by Chicago Botanical Garden
The historic bed known as "The Three Sisters" had its origin with the early Native Americans. The sisters are squash, corn and pole beans–staples of a settler's diet.
Teen Mentors and Third Graders Flourish in Literacy Garden
by Eve Pranis for Kidsgardening
English and biology teacher Keli Bryan imagined some fertile connections: create a service learning project in which tenth graders serve as mentors to the third grade reading class by using gardening literature and curricula

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