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Espalier
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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.
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Growing Garden Phlox
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Cindy Haynes
Today there are many newer introductions that are more resistant to powdery mildew and therefore don't require fungicide treatment.
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Late-season Vegetables
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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.
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Teen Mentors and Third Graders Flourish in Literacy Garden
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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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