Monthly Archives: June 2016

Tip #221: Getting Rid of Poison Ivy

Poison ivy is spread by birds who love to eat the pretty berries that form on the vines. It can grow as a vine or bush and up trees and telephone poles.

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June 24, Jeff Cox

The intricate dance between gardeners and Mother Nature

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June 17, Garden Saying

Ruling yourself and your garden

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Tip #220: Sucker Your Tomatoes

Suckers can be though of as “secondary” branches of a tomato plant. They form at the joint where the horizontal tomato branch meets a vertical tomato stem.

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Tip #219: Basil Harvest and Storage

Cut off basil tops/stems rather than pinching individual leaves to increase harvest and avoid storing basil in the fridge due to chilling injury symptoms

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June 10, Spanish Proverb

Getting a return on your gardening investment

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Tip #218: Straw Bale Gardening

Straw bale gardening is another way of growing crops in an underutilized area or as a primary gardening method

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June 3, Garden Saying

Gardening in inches and feet

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