Birds
A bee or not a bee, that is the question
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Nanette Londeree
April Showers Bring Flowers and Pollinators
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Martha Proctor
Bats, a gardener’s true friend
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Karen Gideon
Bees, flowers have electrifying connection
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James Campbell
Beginning Beekeeping
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Barbara J. Euser
Darwin, Divas and Worms
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Annie Spiegelman
Encourage owls to keep your rodent problems in check
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Nanette Londeree
Flower power at this year’s fair
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Garden Good Guys – Toads
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Nanette Londeree
Gardening for the Birds
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Juliana Jensen
Getting to Know the Garden Good Guys
-
Nanette Londeree
Give thanks to all that contribute to our gardens
-
Karen Gideon
Habit gardens really will boost dwindling pollinators
-
Marie Narlock
How to attract pollinators to your garden
-
Barbara Robertson
How to be a help to our native bees
-
James Campbell
How to bring more hummingbirds into your garden
-
James Campbell
How to Help our Pollinators
-
Barbara Euser
Hummingbirds, nature’s extremists
-
Marie Narlock
Invite birds into your garden
-
Karen Gideon
Invite reptiles and amphibians into your garden
-
Karen Gideon
Keeping butterflies in the garden
-
Juliana Jensen
Know what plants have been treated with
-
Jane Scurich
Lessons from a foray into backyard beekeeping
-
Barbara J. Euser
Pitting Bug Against Bug in the Landscape
-
Dave Phelps
Plant and pollinator connections: a love affair
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Anne-Marie Walker
Pollination Ecology
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Katie Martin
Pollinators
-
Dave Phelps
Promoting habitat gardening for bees
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Martha Proctor
The Beautiful Predators
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Nanette Londeree
The buzz on California’s native bees
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Marie Narlock
The buzz on yellowjackets
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
The Power of Beneficial Insects and Native Plants
-
Karen Gideon
Vampires of the insect world can be beneficial
-
Nanette Londeree
Birds in the garden — friends or foes?
-
Karen Gideon
Bug-eating bats help control garden pests
-
Nanette Londeree
Owls, a pretty face with a killer instinct
-
Marie Narlock
Secrets and solutions to rejuvenate your pollinator garden this fall
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Bees
A bee or not a bee, that is the question
-
Nanette Londeree
April Showers Bring Flowers and Pollinators
-
Martha Proctor
Bats, a gardener’s true friend
-
Karen Gideon
Bees, flowers have electrifying connection
-
James Campbell
Beginning Beekeeping
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Barbara J. Euser
Darwin, Divas and Worms
-
Annie Spiegelman
Encourage owls to keep your rodent problems in check
-
Nanette Londeree
Flower power at this year’s fair
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Garden Good Guys – Toads
-
Nanette Londeree
Gardening for the Birds
-
Juliana Jensen
Getting to Know the Garden Good Guys
-
Nanette Londeree
Give thanks to all that contribute to our gardens
-
Karen Gideon
Habit gardens really will boost dwindling pollinators
-
Marie Narlock
How to attract pollinators to your garden
-
Barbara Robertson
How to be a help to our native bees
-
James Campbell
How to bring more hummingbirds into your garden
-
James Campbell
How to Help our Pollinators
-
Barbara Euser
Hummingbirds, nature’s extremists
-
Marie Narlock
Invite birds into your garden
-
Karen Gideon
Invite reptiles and amphibians into your garden
-
Karen Gideon
Keeping butterflies in the garden
-
Juliana Jensen
Know what plants have been treated with
-
Jane Scurich
Lessons from a foray into backyard beekeeping
-
Barbara J. Euser
Pitting Bug Against Bug in the Landscape
-
Dave Phelps
Plant and pollinator connections: a love affair
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Pollination Ecology
-
Katie Martin
Pollinators
-
Dave Phelps
Promoting habitat gardening for bees
-
Martha Proctor
The Beautiful Predators
-
Nanette Londeree
The buzz on California’s native bees
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Marie Narlock
The buzz on yellowjackets
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
The Power of Beneficial Insects and Native Plants
-
Karen Gideon
Vampires of the insect world can be beneficial
-
Nanette Londeree
Birds in the garden — friends or foes?
-
Karen Gideon
Bug-eating bats help control garden pests
-
Nanette Londeree
Owls, a pretty face with a killer instinct
-
Marie Narlock
Secrets and solutions to rejuvenate your pollinator garden this fall
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Butterflies
A bee or not a bee, that is the question
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Nanette Londeree
April Showers Bring Flowers and Pollinators
-
Martha Proctor
Bats, a gardener’s true friend
-
Karen Gideon
Bees, flowers have electrifying connection
-
James Campbell
Beginning Beekeeping
-
Barbara J. Euser
Darwin, Divas and Worms
-
Annie Spiegelman
Encourage owls to keep your rodent problems in check
-
Nanette Londeree
Flower power at this year’s fair
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Garden Good Guys – Toads
-
Nanette Londeree
Gardening for the Birds
-
Juliana Jensen
Getting to Know the Garden Good Guys
-
Nanette Londeree
Give thanks to all that contribute to our gardens
-
Karen Gideon
Habit gardens really will boost dwindling pollinators
-
Marie Narlock
How to attract pollinators to your garden
-
Barbara Robertson
How to be a help to our native bees
-
James Campbell
How to bring more hummingbirds into your garden
-
James Campbell
How to Help our Pollinators
-
Barbara Euser
Hummingbirds, nature’s extremists
-
Marie Narlock
Invite birds into your garden
-
Karen Gideon
Invite reptiles and amphibians into your garden
-
Karen Gideon
Keeping butterflies in the garden
-
Juliana Jensen
Know what plants have been treated with
-
Jane Scurich
Lessons from a foray into backyard beekeeping
-
Barbara J. Euser
Pitting Bug Against Bug in the Landscape
-
Dave Phelps
Plant and pollinator connections: a love affair
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Pollination Ecology
-
Katie Martin
Pollinators
-
Dave Phelps
Promoting habitat gardening for bees
-
Martha Proctor
The Beautiful Predators
-
Nanette Londeree
The buzz on California’s native bees
-
Marie Narlock
The buzz on yellowjackets
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
The Power of Beneficial Insects and Native Plants
-
Karen Gideon
Vampires of the insect world can be beneficial
-
Nanette Londeree
Birds in the garden — friends or foes?
-
Karen Gideon
Bug-eating bats help control garden pests
-
Nanette Londeree
Owls, a pretty face with a killer instinct
-
Marie Narlock
Secrets and solutions to rejuvenate your pollinator garden this fall
-
Anne-Marie Walker
& Other Beneficials
A bee or not a bee, that is the question
-
Nanette Londeree
April Showers Bring Flowers and Pollinators
-
Martha Proctor
Bats, a gardener’s true friend
-
Karen Gideon
Bees, flowers have electrifying connection
-
James Campbell
Beginning Beekeeping
-
Barbara J. Euser
Darwin, Divas and Worms
-
Annie Spiegelman
Encourage owls to keep your rodent problems in check
-
Nanette Londeree
Flower power at this year’s fair
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Garden Good Guys – Toads
-
Nanette Londeree
Gardening for the Birds
-
Juliana Jensen
Getting to Know the Garden Good Guys
-
Nanette Londeree
Give thanks to all that contribute to our gardens
-
Karen Gideon
Habit gardens really will boost dwindling pollinators
-
Marie Narlock
How to attract pollinators to your garden
-
Barbara Robertson
How to be a help to our native bees
-
James Campbell
How to bring more hummingbirds into your garden
-
James Campbell
How to Help our Pollinators
-
Barbara Euser
Hummingbirds, nature’s extremists
-
Marie Narlock
Invite birds into your garden
-
Karen Gideon
Invite reptiles and amphibians into your garden
-
Karen Gideon
Keeping butterflies in the garden
-
Juliana Jensen
Know what plants have been treated with
-
Jane Scurich
Lessons from a foray into backyard beekeeping
-
Barbara J. Euser
Pitting Bug Against Bug in the Landscape
-
Dave Phelps
Plant and pollinator connections: a love affair
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Pollination Ecology
-
Katie Martin
Pollinators
-
Dave Phelps
Promoting habitat gardening for bees
-
Martha Proctor
The Beautiful Predators
-
Nanette Londeree
The buzz on California’s native bees
-
Marie Narlock
The buzz on yellowjackets
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
The Power of Beneficial Insects and Native Plants
-
Karen Gideon
Vampires of the insect world can be beneficial
-
Nanette Londeree
Birds in the garden — friends or foes?
-
Karen Gideon
Bug-eating bats help control garden pests
-
Nanette Londeree
Owls, a pretty face with a killer instinct
-
Marie Narlock
Secrets and solutions to rejuvenate your pollinator garden this fall
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Pests & Other Problems
Birds in the garden — friends or foes?
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Karen Gideon
Bug-eating bats help control garden pests
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Nanette Londeree
Owls, a pretty face with a killer instinct
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Marie Narlock
Deal with garden’s pests and diseases now
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Citrus offers a slice of history
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Marie Narlock
What’s been digging in my flower bed?
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Karen Gideon
Plants are cleaning machines
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Diane Lynch
What makes a plant invasive?
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James Campbell
Sick soil syndrome can wreak havoc in your garden
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Barbara Robertson
Reseeding, a blessing and a curse
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Anthracnose may be the culprit
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James Campbell
Are gardeners using less pesticide?
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D.F. Braun
Are Your Trees Decaying?
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Karen Gideon
Backyard Sleuthing
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Nanette Londeree
Bagrada bug is on its way
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Wendy Irving
Beware of pine bark needles
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Karen Gideon
Boxwood blight arrives, but not in Marin — yet
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Doris Gates
Check your garden for pests
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Jane Scurich
Choosing options to invasive plants
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Marie Narlock
Citrus leafminer a sour reality for Marin
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Wendy Irving
Clean up now for a pest-free spring garden
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Jane Scurich
Creepy, crawly spiders help keep garden pests in check
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Nanette Londeree
Cucumber beetles
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Martha Proctor
Don’t let weeds overtake your garden
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Nanette Londeree
Escaped Exotics, Invasive Plants
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Katie Martin
Ewww… rats are everywhere!
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Diane Lynch
Examine wind patterns to avoid damage to landscape.
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Fight against sudden death syndrome needs citizen scientists
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Barbara Robertson
Foamy bark canker disease poses threat for Marin’s live oaks
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Martha Proctor
Galls, those mysterious garden shapeshifters
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Marty Nelson
Get garden pests while they’re dormant
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Dave Phelps
Horticultural oils battle bugs nontoxically
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Martha Proctor
How to combat powdery mildew on plants
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Martha Proctor
How to correctly manage garden pests
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
How to detect, avoid termite trouble in your home
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Martha Proctor
How to keep snails, slugs away
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Nanette Londeree
Integrated pest management makes good sense
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Nanette Londeree
Invasive Japanese knotweed is not our friend
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Martha Proctor
Invasive Japanese knotweed is not our friend
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Martha Proctor
Invasive plants: yes, they matter
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Marie Narlock
It’s not too hard to mosquito-proof your garden
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Karen Gideon
Japanese knotweed, the Godzilla of weeds
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Nanette Londeree
Keeping blight off of fruit trees
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Nanette Londeree
Managing scale on your fruit trees requires a multifaceted approach
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Nanette Londeree
Marin’s a perfect incubator for peach leaf curl
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Dave Phelps
Non-Native Invasive Plants
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Martha Proctor
Not everyone is wild about turkeys
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James Campbell
Oh rats! Learn how to keep them from becoming a problem.
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Nanette Londeree
Olive bark beetle, a threat to state’s trees?
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Martha Proctor
Out, out damn'd weeds
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Martha Proctor
Out, out darn spots: How to prevent, treat powdery mildew
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Barbara Robertson
Pests? Think before you spray
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Nanette Londeree
Protect your plants from sucking pests
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Nanette Londeree
Rats can do a lot of damage around home, garden
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Nanette Londeree
Snails and slugs
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Juliana Jensen
Some insects can spread diseases among plants
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Sports, fascination, basket stinkhorn and other botanical oddities
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Nanette Londeree
Spray now or pay later
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Nanette Londeree
Springtime brings new growth - and pesky pests
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Nanette Londeree
The case of the curious pest
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D.F. Braun
The sly whitefly is a tricky tomato pest
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James Campbell
The sticky problem of honeydew and how to tackle it
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Martha Proctor
The Top 10 Ways to Kill Plants You Love
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Nanette Londeree
The worm in the apple
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Nanette Londeree
Tiny mites can be a mighty big problem
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Nanette Londeree
Underground invaders to your garden
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Weed woes in your garden
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Martha Proctor
What to Do When Unwanted Deer Appear
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Jane Scurich
What's bugging your roses?
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Nanette Londeree
What’s bugging your tomatoes?
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Nanette Londeree
What’s Nibbling My Vegetables at Night?
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Karen Gideon
What’s the difference between ants and termites?
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Nanette Londeree
What’s wrong with my plant?
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Nanette Londeree
When pesky birds need to take wing
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Nanette Londeree
Why many aren’t nuts about squirrels
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Marie Narlock
Woodpeckers, welcome neighbor or possible nuisance?
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Barbara Robertson
Yikes, thrips
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Jane Scurich
Mysterious life of lichen
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Barbara Robertson
Rose slugs, a thorn in a rose’s side
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Jane Scurich
Seasonal Advice
Secrets and solutions to rejuvenate your pollinator garden this fall
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Anne-Marie Walker
Spring is coming; time for a garden makeover
-
Karen Gideon
With planning, gardens can be colorful every season
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Deal with garden’s pests and diseases now
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Get your garden ready for winter vegetables
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Make herbal gifts from the garden
-
Diane Lynch
Plants and people, connected for life
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Marie Narlock
Knowing how to create a defensible space is key
-
James Campbell
Raking your leaves? Here’s why you may not want to
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Karen Gideon
Roses need TLC, too, in the winter
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Nanette Londeree
Share the love — and the plants
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Jane Scurich
A Green Autumn
-
Jennifer Kinion
Accessorizing the garden with annuals
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Juliana Jensen
Caring for gift plants at holidays
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Jane Scurich
Drought may bring wildlife closer to home
-
Karen Gideon
Fall in your Garden
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Fall is here; time to appreciate the season
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Marie Narlock
Fire season is still here; maintenance is key
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Diane Lynch
Gardener’s checklist for summer
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Marie Narlock
Gardening While Sheltering
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Barbara Robertson
Get your soil ready for next years edible garden
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Juliana Jensen
Heat Stressed Plants
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Martha Proctor
How to care for your garden in the winter
-
Wendy Irving
It’s fall, time to clean up your garden
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Jane Scurich
Late Summer Color
-
Jennifer Kinion
Living gifts are the best
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Make your landscape fire-safe
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Midsummer Gardening Tips
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Jennifer Kinion
Minimizing drought, frost damage to trees and shrubs
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Martha Proctor
New Year’ s resolutions for your garden
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Karen Gideon
Oh Christmas Tree!
-
Martha Proctor
Protect your plants from winter’s freeze
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Wendy Irving
SMALL FALL GARDENS
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Joan Irwin
The Brilliant Colors of Fall
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Nanette Londeree
United by a love of gardens
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Karen Gideon
Warming up to frost
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Marie Narlock
Why Do Leaves Fall
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Martha Proctor
Wild west gardening
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Nanette Londeree
Community & School Gardens
Community gardens grow more than just edibles
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Discover the magic of Marin Art & Garden Center
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Nanette Londeree
Growing a community garden in Tiburon
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Jeanne Price
Marin Ventures plants seed for well-being
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Marie Narlock
Open Garden Project expanding
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Marybeth Kampman
Planting inspiration
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Marie Narlock
San Rafael's Falkirk center gets a makeover
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Nanette Londeree
Sprouting kids fascination with beans
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Jane Scurich
Teaching moments can sprout with plants
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Dave Phelps
Turning a Private Garden into a Public One
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Jeanne Price
Help grow your child’s garden knowledge
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Anne-Marie Walker
Gardening Resources
Help grow your child’s garden knowledge
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Anne-Marie Walker
Get your garden on at the Marin County Fair
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Doris Gates
Using edibles as part of your garden design
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Nanette Londeree
Get into grafting
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Jane Scurich
‘Tis the Season – Garden Lovers Gift Ideas!
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Jane Scurich
A garden for tough times
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Jeanne Price
A Visit to the Redwood Creek Native Plant Nursery
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Jeanne Price
Arboretums are gardens of discovery and inspiration
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Jane Scurich
Climate chaos in the garden
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Comfort in the Garden
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D.F. Braun
Community gem in San Rafael's Falkirk
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Digital photography let's you see your garden in a new way
-
Marybeth Kampman
Dirty talk with the Dirt Diva
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Jennifer Kinion
Farmers markets are more than just a place to get your groceries
-
Marybeth Kampman
Fresh, local and sustainable advice
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Jane Scurich
Gardening Muses
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D.F. Braun
Gardening offers many health benefits
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Julie Monson
Gardening with Energy Costs in Mind
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Martha Proctor
Give kids a place to grow their own
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Dot Ingels
Give Your Wallet a Break!
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Nanette Londeree
Great reads for children
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Green Roofs
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Marilyn Geary
Green Roofs and Living Walls
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Barbara J. Euser
Green thumbs at the Marin County Fair
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Wendy Irving
Grown in the neighborhood! Marin Farmers Markets are Back!
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Annie Spiegelman
Healing gardens nurture and replenish us
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Marilyn Geary
Helping restore habitat in the Presidio
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Jane Scurich
Is your eco- friendly garden also sustainable?
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Marie Narlock
Know your soil before you plant
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Wendy Irving
Learn About Plants and More at the Tomato Market
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Living Roof at the California Academy of Sciences
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Jeanne Price
Marin Master Gardener: Gifts for Growers
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Jane Scurich
Passionate gardeners wanted
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Wendy Irving
Photo Garden Journal
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Marybeth Kampman
QuarryHill Botanical Garden
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Juliana Jensen
Sow inspiration with books for the holidays
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Jane Scurich
Starting your own garden takes a can-do attitude
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Treehouses: not just for kids anymore
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Marie Narlock
What does 'hardiness' mean, anyway?
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Martha Proctor
What sustainable farming can teach us about well being
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Martha Proctor
What's wrong with my plant?
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Nanette Londeree
Who Greened Your County
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Marie Narlock
What’s been digging in my flower bed?
-
Karen Gideon
Plants and people, connected for life
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Marie Narlock
Design
Aromatic entryway gardens look, smell great
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Barbara J. Euser
Brighten up with white
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Create vibrant color palette in autumn landscape
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Marie Narlock
Creating feng shui in your garden
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Designing serenity
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Julie Monson
Designing your Garden with Drought-Tolerant Plants
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Jeanne Price
Dreaming of spring in cold of winter
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Juliana Jensen
Fire-safe landscaping can be beautiful
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Jill Fugaro
Four English Garden Designers
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D.F. Braun
Gardening in indoor small spaces takes thought
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Barbara J. Euser
Gardening in the shade offers challenges and beauty
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Julie Monson
Gardening to Scale: Beyond Bonsai
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Janice Austin
Getting the most out of nursery visits
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Give your landscape a makeover
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Hillside Gardening
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Jane Scurich
Hillside gardens offer joys and challenges
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Marie Narlock
Holistic approach to landscaping
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Dave Phelps
Planting in Layers
-
Barbara Euser
Plants with Place
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Marie Narlock
Pretty and Edible - It's easy to mix veggies and herbs into your ornamental landscape
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Nanette Londeree
Sun-blocked landscapes call for thoughtful approach
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Karen Hamblett
The Chinese Garden
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D.F. Braun
The textures and colors of a coral reef can inspire gardeners
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Barbara J. Euser
Think about plotting your garden plot
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Marybeth Kampman
Turn your garden into a meditative spot
-
Karen Gideon
Understanding your unique microclimate
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Water features for your landscape
-
Karen Gideon
When planting in urban landscape, think small
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Julie Monson
Who says your garden needs to be green?
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Marie Narlock
Wildflowers can be a low-cost addition to the garden
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Karen Hamblett
Herbs for all seasons
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Anne-Marie Walker
Plant grapevines now for decades of enjoyment
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Julie McMillan
Get your garden on at the Marin County Fair
-
Doris Gates
Using edibles as part of your garden design
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Nanette Londeree
Good mulching boosts soil and adds beauty to your garden
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
How not to smother your beloved plants
-
Karen Gideon
How to find the right plant for the right spot
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Anne-Marie Walker
Turn garden into sustainable landscape
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Anne-Marie Walker
Spring is coming; time for a garden makeover
-
Karen Gideon
With planning, gardens can be colorful every season
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Vines add charm, shade, interest
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Nanette Londeree
Fruits
Herbs for all seasons
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Anne-Marie Walker
Plant grapevines now for decades of enjoyment
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Julie McMillan
A citrus tree for me, In Marin?
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Karen Hamblett
A Salad Garden
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Julie Monson
A tomato for every garden
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Jennifer Kinion
All Kinds of Tomatoes
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Martha Proctor
April's the month to plant for a summer full of tasty tomatoes
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Anne-Marie Walker
Asparagus
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Marybeth Kampman
Bare root fruit trees a delicious idea
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Marie Narlock
Berries all summer long
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Martha Proctor
Berries can be a delicious addition to your backyard
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Marie Narlock
Blossom end rot...and what to do about it?
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Wendy Irving
Bringing Back the Victory Gardens
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Marie Narlock
Citron and Buddha's Hand
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Marybeth Kampman
Citrus ideal for California gardens
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Anne-Marie Walker
Cocktails from your garden
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Wendy Irving
Cultivating your own food doesn't have to cost a bundle
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Marybeth Kampman
Debunking the myths about growing tomatoes
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Marie Narlock
Flower power — edibles are full of antioxidants
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Barbara Robertson
Fruit trees: impulse buyers beware
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Marie Narlock
Give your tomatoes TLC to combat disease, minimize pests
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Anne-Marie Walker
Glean insight into your plants at farmers markets
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Marie Narlock
Growing a salad garden in a pot
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Marybeth Kampman
Growing edibles in wintertime
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Marie Narlock
Growing olives at home
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Anne-Marie Walker
Growing vegetables the lazy way
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Marie Narlock
Harvest herbs now for year-round culinary adventures
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Juliana Jensen
Healthy citrus trees require year-round care
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Wendy Irving
Herbs for what ail you
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D. F. Braun
Herbs with History
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Barbara J. Euser
Homegrown edibles all year round
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Marty Nelson
How to choose a tomato plant
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Martha Proctor
How to get the best harvest from your edibles
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Anne Marie Walker
How to prepare your edible garden for winter
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Hydroponically grown veggies gaining in popularity
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Keys for planting a symbiotic blend of edibles
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Anne-Marie Walker
Know what, when and how to plant for good eats ahead
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Know when to harvest your garden’s bounty
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Learn to grow your own, organically
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Marie Narlock
Love mushrooms? You can grow your own
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James Campbell
Make Time for Garlic
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Jennifer Kinion
Many consider purslane a weed, but it's a powerhouse of nutrition
-
Marybeth Kampman
Marin's Mediterranean climate ideal for growing olives
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Barbara J. Euser
Marin's weather often to blame for paltry tomato crop
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Nanette Londeree
Microgreens deliver intense flavors, are easy to g row
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Native edibles from plot to plate
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Anne Marie Walker
Native edibles from plot to plate
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Anne-Marie Walker
New threat to citrus trees
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Wendy Irving
Olive trees fit perfectly in Marin's Mediterranean-like climate
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Jennifer Kinion
Plant a persimmon tree for bright color and delicious fruit
-
Julie McMillan
Plant a tomato rainbow in your garden
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Diane Lynch
Planting for year-round harvests
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Juliana Jensen
Planting Spring Vegetables
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Pome trees a striking addition to gardens and practical
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Anne-Marie Walker
Pomegranates are made for drought
-
Marie Narlock
Properly pruning fruit trees promotes healthy growth
-
Martha Proctor
Scented Geraniums As Culinary Treats
-
Jane Scurich
Simple steps to a water wise salad garden
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Snack Time in the Garden
-
Annie Spiegelman
Summer's best recipe -- fruits and veggies in containers
-
Marie Narlock
Tackling tomato troubles
-
James Campbell
The tastiest tomatoes start with the right plants
-
Marty Nelson
There’s a tomato for every garden
-
Diane Lynch
Thinning fruit for a beautiful and bountiful harvest
-
Wendy Irving
Three good reasons to plot out space for edibles
-
Marie Narlock
Time for tomatoes
-
Dot Ingels
Time to be Picky
-
Jennifer Kinion
Timing is everything when harvesting vegetables
-
Martha Proctor
Truly fresh picked
-
Martha Proctor
Try drought-tolerant sorrel in your edible landscape
-
Marybeth Kampman
Try Unusual Vegetables
-
Marybeth Kampman
Understanding heirloom, hybrid and open-pollinated seeds
-
Barbara Robinson
Unusual edibles that love growing in Marin
-
James Campbell
Victory gardens aren’t just summer dreams
-
Jane Scurich
Why didn’t my fruit tree set?
-
Martha Proctor
Winter herbs delight the senses
-
Juliana Jensen
Get into grafting
-
Jane Scurich
It’s easy to grow a family garden
-
Jane Scurich
Bare root plants are primed to grow
-
Diane Lynch
Deal with garden’s pests and diseases now
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Citrus offers a slice of history
-
Marie Narlock
Get your garden ready for winter vegetables
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Make herbal gifts from the garden
-
Diane Lynch
How climate change may impact fruiting trees’ chill time
-
Martha Proctor
How to give your citrus trees the care they need
-
Martha Proctor
Vegetables
Herbs for all seasons
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Plant grapevines now for decades of enjoyment
-
Julie McMillan
A citrus tree for me, In Marin?
-
Karen Hamblett
A Salad Garden
-
Julie Monson
A tomato for every garden
-
Jennifer Kinion
All Kinds of Tomatoes
-
Martha Proctor
April's the month to plant for a summer full of tasty tomatoes
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Asparagus
-
Marybeth Kampman
Bare root fruit trees a delicious idea
-
Marie Narlock
Berries all summer long
-
Martha Proctor
Berries can be a delicious addition to your backyard
-
Marie Narlock
Blossom end rot...and what to do about it?
-
Wendy Irving
Bringing Back the Victory Gardens
-
Marie Narlock
Citron and Buddha's Hand
-
Marybeth Kampman
Citrus ideal for California gardens
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Cocktails from your garden
-
Wendy Irving
Cultivating your own food doesn't have to cost a bundle
-
Marybeth Kampman
Debunking the myths about growing tomatoes
-
Marie Narlock
Flower power — edibles are full of antioxidants
-
Barbara Robertson
Fruit trees: impulse buyers beware
-
Marie Narlock
Give your tomatoes TLC to combat disease, minimize pests
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Glean insight into your plants at farmers markets
-
Marie Narlock
Growing a salad garden in a pot
-
Marybeth Kampman
Growing edibles in wintertime
-
Marie Narlock
Growing olives at home
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Growing vegetables the lazy way
-
Marie Narlock
Harvest herbs now for year-round culinary adventures
-
Juliana Jensen
Healthy citrus trees require year-round care
-
Wendy Irving
Herbs for what ail you
-
D. F. Braun
Herbs with History
-
Barbara J. Euser
Homegrown edibles all year round
-
Marty Nelson
How to choose a tomato plant
-
Martha Proctor
How to get the best harvest from your edibles
-
Anne Marie Walker
How to prepare your edible garden for winter
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Hydroponically grown veggies gaining in popularity
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Keys for planting a symbiotic blend of edibles
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Know what, when and how to plant for good eats ahead
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Know when to harvest your garden’s bounty
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Learn to grow your own, organically
-
Marie Narlock
Love mushrooms? You can grow your own
-
James Campbell
Make Time for Garlic
-
Jennifer Kinion
Many consider purslane a weed, but it's a powerhouse of nutrition
-
Marybeth Kampman
Marin's Mediterranean climate ideal for growing olives
-
Barbara J. Euser
Marin's weather often to blame for paltry tomato crop
-
Nanette Londeree
Microgreens deliver intense flavors, are easy to g row
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Native edibles from plot to plate
-
Anne Marie Walker
Native edibles from plot to plate
-
Anne-Marie Walker
New threat to citrus trees
-
Wendy Irving
Olive trees fit perfectly in Marin's Mediterranean-like climate
-
Jennifer Kinion
Plant a persimmon tree for bright color and delicious fruit
-
Julie McMillan
Plant a tomato rainbow in your garden
-
Diane Lynch
Planting for year-round harvests
-
Juliana Jensen
Planting Spring Vegetables
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Pome trees a striking addition to gardens and practical
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Pomegranates are made for drought
-
Marie Narlock
Properly pruning fruit trees promotes healthy growth
-
Martha Proctor
Scented Geraniums As Culinary Treats
-
Jane Scurich
Simple steps to a water wise salad garden
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Snack Time in the Garden
-
Annie Spiegelman
Summer's best recipe -- fruits and veggies in containers
-
Marie Narlock
Tackling tomato troubles
-
James Campbell
The tastiest tomatoes start with the right plants
-
Marty Nelson
There’s a tomato for every garden
-
Diane Lynch
Thinning fruit for a beautiful and bountiful harvest
-
Wendy Irving
Three good reasons to plot out space for edibles
-
Marie Narlock
Time for tomatoes
-
Dot Ingels
Time to be Picky
-
Jennifer Kinion
Timing is everything when harvesting vegetables
-
Martha Proctor
Truly fresh picked
-
Martha Proctor
Try drought-tolerant sorrel in your edible landscape
-
Marybeth Kampman
Try Unusual Vegetables
-
Marybeth Kampman
Understanding heirloom, hybrid and open-pollinated seeds
-
Barbara Robinson
Unusual edibles that love growing in Marin
-
James Campbell
Victory gardens aren’t just summer dreams
-
Jane Scurich
Why didn’t my fruit tree set?
-
Martha Proctor
Winter herbs delight the senses
-
Juliana Jensen
Get into grafting
-
Jane Scurich
It’s easy to grow a family garden
-
Jane Scurich
Bare root plants are primed to grow
-
Diane Lynch
Deal with garden’s pests and diseases now
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Citrus offers a slice of history
-
Marie Narlock
Get your garden ready for winter vegetables
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Make herbal gifts from the garden
-
Diane Lynch
How climate change may impact fruiting trees’ chill time
-
Martha Proctor
How to give your citrus trees the care they need
-
Martha Proctor
& Other Edibles
Herbs for all seasons
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Plant grapevines now for decades of enjoyment
-
Julie McMillan
A citrus tree for me, In Marin?
-
Karen Hamblett
A Salad Garden
-
Julie Monson
A tomato for every garden
-
Jennifer Kinion
All Kinds of Tomatoes
-
Martha Proctor
April's the month to plant for a summer full of tasty tomatoes
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Asparagus
-
Marybeth Kampman
Bare root fruit trees a delicious idea
-
Marie Narlock
Berries all summer long
-
Martha Proctor
Berries can be a delicious addition to your backyard
-
Marie Narlock
Blossom end rot...and what to do about it?
-
Wendy Irving
Bringing Back the Victory Gardens
-
Marie Narlock
Citron and Buddha's Hand
-
Marybeth Kampman
Citrus ideal for California gardens
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Cocktails from your garden
-
Wendy Irving
Cultivating your own food doesn't have to cost a bundle
-
Marybeth Kampman
Debunking the myths about growing tomatoes
-
Marie Narlock
Flower power — edibles are full of antioxidants
-
Barbara Robertson
Fruit trees: impulse buyers beware
-
Marie Narlock
Give your tomatoes TLC to combat disease, minimize pests
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Glean insight into your plants at farmers markets
-
Marie Narlock
Growing a salad garden in a pot
-
Marybeth Kampman
Growing edibles in wintertime
-
Marie Narlock
Growing olives at home
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Growing vegetables the lazy way
-
Marie Narlock
Harvest herbs now for year-round culinary adventures
-
Juliana Jensen
Healthy citrus trees require year-round care
-
Wendy Irving
Herbs for what ail you
-
D. F. Braun
Herbs with History
-
Barbara J. Euser
Homegrown edibles all year round
-
Marty Nelson
How to choose a tomato plant
-
Martha Proctor
How to get the best harvest from your edibles
-
Anne Marie Walker
How to prepare your edible garden for winter
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Hydroponically grown veggies gaining in popularity
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Keys for planting a symbiotic blend of edibles
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Know what, when and how to plant for good eats ahead
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Know when to harvest your garden’s bounty
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Learn to grow your own, organically
-
Marie Narlock
Love mushrooms? You can grow your own
-
James Campbell
Make Time for Garlic
-
Jennifer Kinion
Many consider purslane a weed, but it's a powerhouse of nutrition
-
Marybeth Kampman
Marin's Mediterranean climate ideal for growing olives
-
Barbara J. Euser
Marin's weather often to blame for paltry tomato crop
-
Nanette Londeree
Microgreens deliver intense flavors, are easy to g row
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Native edibles from plot to plate
-
Anne Marie Walker
Native edibles from plot to plate
-
Anne-Marie Walker
New threat to citrus trees
-
Wendy Irving
Olive trees fit perfectly in Marin's Mediterranean-like climate
-
Jennifer Kinion
Plant a persimmon tree for bright color and delicious fruit
-
Julie McMillan
Plant a tomato rainbow in your garden
-
Diane Lynch
Planting for year-round harvests
-
Juliana Jensen
Planting Spring Vegetables
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Pome trees a striking addition to gardens and practical
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Pomegranates are made for drought
-
Marie Narlock
Properly pruning fruit trees promotes healthy growth
-
Martha Proctor
Scented Geraniums As Culinary Treats
-
Jane Scurich
Simple steps to a water wise salad garden
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Snack Time in the Garden
-
Annie Spiegelman
Summer's best recipe -- fruits and veggies in containers
-
Marie Narlock
Tackling tomato troubles
-
James Campbell
The tastiest tomatoes start with the right plants
-
Marty Nelson
There’s a tomato for every garden
-
Diane Lynch
Thinning fruit for a beautiful and bountiful harvest
-
Wendy Irving
Three good reasons to plot out space for edibles
-
Marie Narlock
Time for tomatoes
-
Dot Ingels
Time to be Picky
-
Jennifer Kinion
Timing is everything when harvesting vegetables
-
Martha Proctor
Truly fresh picked
-
Martha Proctor
Try drought-tolerant sorrel in your edible landscape
-
Marybeth Kampman
Try Unusual Vegetables
-
Marybeth Kampman
Understanding heirloom, hybrid and open-pollinated seeds
-
Barbara Robinson
Unusual edibles that love growing in Marin
-
James Campbell
Victory gardens aren’t just summer dreams
-
Jane Scurich
Why didn’t my fruit tree set?
-
Martha Proctor
Winter herbs delight the senses
-
Juliana Jensen
Get into grafting
-
Jane Scurich
It’s easy to grow a family garden
-
Jane Scurich
Bare root plants are primed to grow
-
Diane Lynch
Deal with garden’s pests and diseases now
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Citrus offers a slice of history
-
Marie Narlock
Get your garden ready for winter vegetables
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Make herbal gifts from the garden
-
Diane Lynch
How climate change may impact fruiting trees’ chill time
-
Martha Proctor
How to give your citrus trees the care they need
-
Martha Proctor
Perennials
Plant grapevines now for decades of enjoyment
-
Julie McMillan
With planning, gardens can be colorful every season
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Dracula orchids an exotic addition to gardens
-
Jane Scurich
Wildflowers are the ultimate survivors
-
Marie Narlock
A Pretty “Weed” for your Garden
-
Jeanne Price
AMAZING Alstroemerias
-
Martha Proctor
Caring for roses in drier times
-
Nanette Londeree
Carnivores in the Conservatory
-
Jane Scurich
Easy Seeding Spring Annuals
-
Jennifer Kinion
Edible alliums can be delicious additions in yards
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Every garden could use some homey charm
-
D. F. Braun
Experiencing Euphorbia
-
Barbara J. Euser
Foxglove offers a spectacular display
-
Julie Monson
Fremontodendron californica, Flannelbush Fremontia: a spectacular late=spring and summer bloomer
-
Julie Monson
Growing Cyclamen in Greece and Marin
-
Barbara J. Euser
Hellebores, tolerant and colorful
-
Diane Lynch
Is that really a geranium?
-
Nanette Londeree
It's that bulb-planting time of year again
-
Marie Narlock
Lovely, lovely lavender
-
Doris Gates
Native bulbs, corms and rhizomes aren’t fussy
-
Barbara Robertson
Nothing quite like a freshly picked bouquet
-
Nanette Londere
Pansy--A Friend in Winter
-
D.F. Braun
Pelargoniums just need a little TLC
-
Jane Scurich
Peonies For Our Mild Marin Climate
-
Jane Scurich
Perennials offer boundless blooms
-
Nanette Londeree
Plan now for a colorful spring, thanks to bulbs
-
Jane Scurich
Plan Now for Spring Magic in the Garden
-
Jane Scurich
Plant Bulbs For Spring Flowers
-
Jane Scurich
Planting bulbs an easy way to create colorful garden
-
Martha Proctor
Planting roses now means you’ll have gorgeous blooms for months
-
Nanette Londeree
Plants need companions too
-
Juliana Jensen
San Francisco's dahlia garden is in full bloom
-
Jane Scurich
Sold on Salvia
-
Jennifer Kinion
Summer and fall blooming bulbs
-
Jane Scurich
Sweet peas are fragrance of spring
-
D.F. Braun
The Calla
-
Jeanne Price
Reseeding, a blessing and a curse
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Annuals
Plant grapevines now for decades of enjoyment
-
Julie McMillan
With planning, gardens can be colorful every season
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Dracula orchids an exotic addition to gardens
-
Jane Scurich
Wildflowers are the ultimate survivors
-
Marie Narlock
A Pretty “Weed” for your Garden
-
Jeanne Price
AMAZING Alstroemerias
-
Martha Proctor
Caring for roses in drier times
-
Nanette Londeree
Carnivores in the Conservatory
-
Jane Scurich
Easy Seeding Spring Annuals
-
Jennifer Kinion
Edible alliums can be delicious additions in yards
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Every garden could use some homey charm
-
D. F. Braun
Experiencing Euphorbia
-
Barbara J. Euser
Foxglove offers a spectacular display
-
Julie Monson
Fremontodendron californica, Flannelbush Fremontia: a spectacular late=spring and summer bloomer
-
Julie Monson
Growing Cyclamen in Greece and Marin
-
Barbara J. Euser
Hellebores, tolerant and colorful
-
Diane Lynch
Is that really a geranium?
-
Nanette Londeree
It's that bulb-planting time of year again
-
Marie Narlock
Lovely, lovely lavender
-
Doris Gates
Native bulbs, corms and rhizomes aren’t fussy
-
Barbara Robertson
Nothing quite like a freshly picked bouquet
-
Nanette Londere
Pansy--A Friend in Winter
-
D.F. Braun
Pelargoniums just need a little TLC
-
Jane Scurich
Peonies For Our Mild Marin Climate
-
Jane Scurich
Perennials offer boundless blooms
-
Nanette Londeree
Plan now for a colorful spring, thanks to bulbs
-
Jane Scurich
Plan Now for Spring Magic in the Garden
-
Jane Scurich
Plant Bulbs For Spring Flowers
-
Jane Scurich
Planting bulbs an easy way to create colorful garden
-
Martha Proctor
Planting roses now means you’ll have gorgeous blooms for months
-
Nanette Londeree
Plants need companions too
-
Juliana Jensen
San Francisco's dahlia garden is in full bloom
-
Jane Scurich
Sold on Salvia
-
Jennifer Kinion
Summer and fall blooming bulbs
-
Jane Scurich
Sweet peas are fragrance of spring
-
D.F. Braun
The Calla
-
Jeanne Price
Reseeding, a blessing and a curse
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Bulbs
Plant grapevines now for decades of enjoyment
-
Julie McMillan
With planning, gardens can be colorful every season
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Dracula orchids an exotic addition to gardens
-
Jane Scurich
Wildflowers are the ultimate survivors
-
Marie Narlock
A Pretty “Weed” for your Garden
-
Jeanne Price
AMAZING Alstroemerias
-
Martha Proctor
Caring for roses in drier times
-
Nanette Londeree
Carnivores in the Conservatory
-
Jane Scurich
Easy Seeding Spring Annuals
-
Jennifer Kinion
Edible alliums can be delicious additions in yards
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Every garden could use some homey charm
-
D. F. Braun
Experiencing Euphorbia
-
Barbara J. Euser
Foxglove offers a spectacular display
-
Julie Monson
Fremontodendron californica, Flannelbush Fremontia: a spectacular late=spring and summer bloomer
-
Julie Monson
Growing Cyclamen in Greece and Marin
-
Barbara J. Euser
Hellebores, tolerant and colorful
-
Diane Lynch
Is that really a geranium?
-
Nanette Londeree
It's that bulb-planting time of year again
-
Marie Narlock
Lovely, lovely lavender
-
Doris Gates
Native bulbs, corms and rhizomes aren’t fussy
-
Barbara Robertson
Nothing quite like a freshly picked bouquet
-
Nanette Londere
Pansy--A Friend in Winter
-
D.F. Braun
Pelargoniums just need a little TLC
-
Jane Scurich
Peonies For Our Mild Marin Climate
-
Jane Scurich
Perennials offer boundless blooms
-
Nanette Londeree
Plan now for a colorful spring, thanks to bulbs
-
Jane Scurich
Plan Now for Spring Magic in the Garden
-
Jane Scurich
Plant Bulbs For Spring Flowers
-
Jane Scurich
Planting bulbs an easy way to create colorful garden
-
Martha Proctor
Planting roses now means you’ll have gorgeous blooms for months
-
Nanette Londeree
Plants need companions too
-
Juliana Jensen
San Francisco's dahlia garden is in full bloom
-
Jane Scurich
Sold on Salvia
-
Jennifer Kinion
Summer and fall blooming bulbs
-
Jane Scurich
Sweet peas are fragrance of spring
-
D.F. Braun
The Calla
-
Jeanne Price
Reseeding, a blessing and a curse
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
& More
Plant grapevines now for decades of enjoyment
-
Julie McMillan
With planning, gardens can be colorful every season
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Dracula orchids an exotic addition to gardens
-
Jane Scurich
Wildflowers are the ultimate survivors
-
Marie Narlock
A Pretty “Weed” for your Garden
-
Jeanne Price
AMAZING Alstroemerias
-
Martha Proctor
Caring for roses in drier times
-
Nanette Londeree
Carnivores in the Conservatory
-
Jane Scurich
Easy Seeding Spring Annuals
-
Jennifer Kinion
Edible alliums can be delicious additions in yards
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Every garden could use some homey charm
-
D. F. Braun
Experiencing Euphorbia
-
Barbara J. Euser
Foxglove offers a spectacular display
-
Julie Monson
Fremontodendron californica, Flannelbush Fremontia: a spectacular late=spring and summer bloomer
-
Julie Monson
Growing Cyclamen in Greece and Marin
-
Barbara J. Euser
Hellebores, tolerant and colorful
-
Diane Lynch
Is that really a geranium?
-
Nanette Londeree
It's that bulb-planting time of year again
-
Marie Narlock
Lovely, lovely lavender
-
Doris Gates
Native bulbs, corms and rhizomes aren’t fussy
-
Barbara Robertson
Nothing quite like a freshly picked bouquet
-
Nanette Londere
Pansy--A Friend in Winter
-
D.F. Braun
Pelargoniums just need a little TLC
-
Jane Scurich
Peonies For Our Mild Marin Climate
-
Jane Scurich
Perennials offer boundless blooms
-
Nanette Londeree
Plan now for a colorful spring, thanks to bulbs
-
Jane Scurich
Plan Now for Spring Magic in the Garden
-
Jane Scurich
Plant Bulbs For Spring Flowers
-
Jane Scurich
Planting bulbs an easy way to create colorful garden
-
Martha Proctor
Planting roses now means you’ll have gorgeous blooms for months
-
Nanette Londeree
Plants need companions too
-
Juliana Jensen
San Francisco's dahlia garden is in full bloom
-
Jane Scurich
Sold on Salvia
-
Jennifer Kinion
Summer and fall blooming bulbs
-
Jane Scurich
Sweet peas are fragrance of spring
-
D.F. Braun
The Calla
-
Jeanne Price
Reseeding, a blessing and a curse
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Trees
Plant grapevines now for decades of enjoyment
-
Julie McMillan
Vines add charm, shade, interest
-
Nanette Londeree
Bare root plants are primed to grow
-
Diane Lynch
Deal with garden’s pests and diseases now
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Citrus offers a slice of history
-
Marie Narlock
How climate change may impact fruiting trees’ chill time
-
Martha Proctor
How to give your citrus trees the care they need
-
Martha Proctor
Sick soil syndrome can wreak havoc in your garden
-
Barbara Robertson
Sunburn also plagues plants
-
Barbara Robertson
Mysterious life of lichen
-
Barbara Robertson
Rose slugs, a thorn in a rose’s side
-
Jane Scurich
A Rose By Any Other Name …
-
D.F. Braun
An Aussie plant perfect for Marin gardens, too
-
Marybeth Kampman
Aussie love affair keeps blooming
-
Gail Mason
Berry bushes can bring splash of color in winter
-
Nanette Londeree
Big, tall and old: California’s rich with landmark trees
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Coaxing My Wisteria to Flower
-
Marilyn Geary
Colorful plants from Australia do well in California
-
Katie Martin
Conifers' gifts continue after the holidays, too
-
Nanette Londeree
Drought isn’t only problem impacting conifers
-
Wendy Irving
Flowering trees, plants add color in bleak winter gardens
-
Martha Proctor
Form and function of trees
-
Nanette Londeree
Gorgeous evergreen manzanitas are winter standouts
-
Marie Narlock
Growing shrubs and small trees in containers
-
Julie Monson
Heavenly Bamboo Lives up to its Name
-
Julie Monson
How and when to prune a conifer
-
Anne-Marie Walker
How to choose a qualified arborist
-
Martha Proctor
How to get involved in the annual sudden oak death survey
-
Martha Proctor
How to keep your roses rosy
-
Nanette Londeree
How to stop fire blight from infecting your apple, pear and quince trees
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Hydrangeas: Prune for Maximum Flowering
-
Julie Monson
If your stately oak tree could talk
-
Marie Narlock
Keep it simple - plant self-cleaning roses
-
Nanette Londeree
Knock, Knock—Who’s There?
-
Janice Austin
Knowing when to prune is key to healthy plants
-
Juliana Jensen
Leavesare more than fall color
-
Martha Proctor
Mastering the art and science of pruning
-
James Campbell
Native shrubs create a visual anchor in landscapes - fast
-
Jennifer Kinion
Not your grandmother's hydrangeas
-
Jane Scurich
Picking the right tree for the job
-
Marie Narlock
Plant the Right Tree in the Right Place
-
Marty Nelson
Plant your bare root fruit trees now
-
Wendy Irving
Plumbago—A Gardener’s Dream
-
Martha Proctor
Prune apricot and cherry trees soon, but hurry
-
Martha Proctor
Pruning trees in summer has its benefits
-
Dave Phelps
Rabbit Food for Roses?
-
Nanette Londeree
Redwoods can be challenging obstacle
-
Marie Narlock
Rose Pruning Basics
-
Nanette Londeree
Roses get a bad rap as fussy divas needing extra care
-
Nanette Londeree
Roses in January
-
Barbara J. Euser
Royal Companions
-
Nanette Londeree
Saving drought stressed trees
-
Barbara Robertson
Shrubs do much more than block undesirable views
-
Nanette Londeree
Size matters when it comes to conifers
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Specimen trees bring beauty and interest to garden
-
Barbara J. Euser
Testing roses is serious, but what results!
-
D.F. Braun
Unusual weather extremes impacting trees, leaves
-
Nanette Londeree
Urban forest diversity matters more than ever
-
Anne-Marie Walker
We can all be forest stewards
-
Marty Nelson
What residents can do to help fight sudden oak death
-
Anne-Marie Walker
What to know about fruit trees
-
Martha Proctor
What to look for when buying bareroot roses
-
Nanette Londeree
What’s killing the colorful strawberry tree?
-
Barbara Robertson
Wild, wet winter can bring problems to home garden
-
Nanette Londeree
Shrubs
Plant grapevines now for decades of enjoyment
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Julie McMillan
Vines add charm, shade, interest
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Nanette Londeree
Bare root plants are primed to grow
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Diane Lynch
Deal with garden’s pests and diseases now
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Citrus offers a slice of history
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Marie Narlock
How climate change may impact fruiting trees’ chill time
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Martha Proctor
How to give your citrus trees the care they need
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Martha Proctor
Sick soil syndrome can wreak havoc in your garden
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Barbara Robertson
Sunburn also plagues plants
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Barbara Robertson
Mysterious life of lichen
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Barbara Robertson
Rose slugs, a thorn in a rose’s side
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Jane Scurich
A Rose By Any Other Name …
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D.F. Braun
An Aussie plant perfect for Marin gardens, too
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Marybeth Kampman
Aussie love affair keeps blooming
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Gail Mason
Berry bushes can bring splash of color in winter
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Nanette Londeree
Big, tall and old: California’s rich with landmark trees
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Anne-Marie Walker
Coaxing My Wisteria to Flower
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Marilyn Geary
Colorful plants from Australia do well in California
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Katie Martin
Conifers' gifts continue after the holidays, too
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Nanette Londeree
Drought isn’t only problem impacting conifers
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Wendy Irving
Flowering trees, plants add color in bleak winter gardens
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Martha Proctor
Form and function of trees
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Nanette Londeree
Gorgeous evergreen manzanitas are winter standouts
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Marie Narlock
Growing shrubs and small trees in containers
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Julie Monson
Heavenly Bamboo Lives up to its Name
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Julie Monson
How and when to prune a conifer
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Anne-Marie Walker
How to choose a qualified arborist
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Martha Proctor
How to get involved in the annual sudden oak death survey
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Martha Proctor
How to keep your roses rosy
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Nanette Londeree
How to stop fire blight from infecting your apple, pear and quince trees
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Anne-Marie Walker
Hydrangeas: Prune for Maximum Flowering
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Julie Monson
If your stately oak tree could talk
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Marie Narlock
Keep it simple - plant self-cleaning roses
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Nanette Londeree
Knock, Knock—Who’s There?
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Janice Austin
Knowing when to prune is key to healthy plants
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Juliana Jensen
Leavesare more than fall color
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Martha Proctor
Mastering the art and science of pruning
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James Campbell
Native shrubs create a visual anchor in landscapes - fast
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Jennifer Kinion
Not your grandmother's hydrangeas
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Jane Scurich
Picking the right tree for the job
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Marie Narlock
Plant the Right Tree in the Right Place
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Marty Nelson
Plant your bare root fruit trees now
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Wendy Irving
Plumbago—A Gardener’s Dream
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Martha Proctor
Prune apricot and cherry trees soon, but hurry
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Martha Proctor
Pruning trees in summer has its benefits
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Dave Phelps
Rabbit Food for Roses?
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Nanette Londeree
Redwoods can be challenging obstacle
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Marie Narlock
Rose Pruning Basics
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Nanette Londeree
Roses get a bad rap as fussy divas needing extra care
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Nanette Londeree
Roses in January
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Barbara J. Euser
Royal Companions
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Nanette Londeree
Saving drought stressed trees
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Barbara Robertson
Shrubs do much more than block undesirable views
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Nanette Londeree
Size matters when it comes to conifers
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Specimen trees bring beauty and interest to garden
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Barbara J. Euser
Testing roses is serious, but what results!
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D.F. Braun
Unusual weather extremes impacting trees, leaves
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Nanette Londeree
Urban forest diversity matters more than ever
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Anne-Marie Walker
We can all be forest stewards
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Marty Nelson
What residents can do to help fight sudden oak death
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Anne-Marie Walker
What to know about fruit trees
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Martha Proctor
What to look for when buying bareroot roses
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Nanette Londeree
What’s killing the colorful strawberry tree?
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Barbara Robertson
Wild, wet winter can bring problems to home garden
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Nanette Londeree
& Vines
Plant grapevines now for decades of enjoyment
-
Julie McMillan
Vines add charm, shade, interest
-
Nanette Londeree
Bare root plants are primed to grow
-
Diane Lynch
Deal with garden’s pests and diseases now
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Citrus offers a slice of history
-
Marie Narlock
How climate change may impact fruiting trees’ chill time
-
Martha Proctor
How to give your citrus trees the care they need
-
Martha Proctor
Sick soil syndrome can wreak havoc in your garden
-
Barbara Robertson
Sunburn also plagues plants
-
Barbara Robertson
Mysterious life of lichen
-
Barbara Robertson
Rose slugs, a thorn in a rose’s side
-
Jane Scurich
A Rose By Any Other Name …
-
D.F. Braun
An Aussie plant perfect for Marin gardens, too
-
Marybeth Kampman
Aussie love affair keeps blooming
-
Gail Mason
Berry bushes can bring splash of color in winter
-
Nanette Londeree
Big, tall and old: California’s rich with landmark trees
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Coaxing My Wisteria to Flower
-
Marilyn Geary
Colorful plants from Australia do well in California
-
Katie Martin
Conifers' gifts continue after the holidays, too
-
Nanette Londeree
Drought isn’t only problem impacting conifers
-
Wendy Irving
Flowering trees, plants add color in bleak winter gardens
-
Martha Proctor
Form and function of trees
-
Nanette Londeree
Gorgeous evergreen manzanitas are winter standouts
-
Marie Narlock
Growing shrubs and small trees in containers
-
Julie Monson
Heavenly Bamboo Lives up to its Name
-
Julie Monson
How and when to prune a conifer
-
Anne-Marie Walker
How to choose a qualified arborist
-
Martha Proctor
How to get involved in the annual sudden oak death survey
-
Martha Proctor
How to keep your roses rosy
-
Nanette Londeree
How to stop fire blight from infecting your apple, pear and quince trees
-
Anne-Marie Walker
Hydrangeas: Prune for Maximum Flowering
-
Julie Monson
If your stately oak tree could talk
-
Marie Narlock
Keep it simple - plant self-cleaning roses
-
Nanette Londeree
Knock, Knock—Who’s There?
-
Janice Austin
Knowing when to prune is key to healthy plants
-
Juliana Jensen
Leavesare more than fall color
-
Martha Proctor
Mastering the art and science of pruning
-
James Campbell
Native shrubs create a visual anchor in landscapes - fast
-
Jennifer Kinion
Not your grandmother's hydrangeas
-
Jane Scurich
Picking the right tree for the job
-
Marie Narlock
Plant the Right Tree in the Right Place
-
Marty Nelson
Plant your bare root fruit trees now
-
Wendy Irving
Plumbago—A Gardener’s Dream
-
Martha Proctor
Prune apricot and cherry trees soon, but hurry
-
Martha Proctor
Pruning trees in summer has its benefits
-
Dave Phelps
Rabbit Food for Roses?
-
Nanette Londeree
Redwoods can be challenging obstacle
-
Marie Narlock
Rose Pruning Basics
-
Nanette Londeree
Roses get a bad rap as fussy divas needing extra care
-
Nanette Londeree
Roses in January
-
Barbara J. Euser
Royal Companions
-
Nanette Londeree
Saving drought stressed trees
-
Barbara Robertson
Shrubs do much more than block undesirable views
-
Nanette Londeree
Size matters when it comes to conifers
-
Dot Zanotti Ingels
Specimen trees bring beauty and interest to garden
-
Barbara J. Euser
Testing roses is serious, but what results!
-
D.F. Braun
Unusual weather extremes impacting trees, leaves
-
Nanette Londeree
Urban forest diversity matters more than ever
-
Anne-Marie Walker
We can all be forest stewards
-
Marty Nelson
What residents can do to help fight sudden oak death
-
Anne-Marie Walker
What to know about fruit trees
-
Martha Proctor
What to look for when buying bareroot roses
-
Nanette Londeree
What’s killing the colorful strawberry tree?
-
Barbara Robertson
Wild, wet winter can bring problems to home garden
-
Nanette Londeree
Gardening Tips & Techniques
Good mulching boosts soil and adds beauty to your garden
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
How not to smother your beloved plants
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Karen Gideon
How to find the right plant for the right spot
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Anne-Marie Walker
Turn garden into sustainable landscape
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Anne-Marie Walker
Spring is coming; time for a garden makeover
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Karen Gideon
Get into grafting
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Jane Scurich
It’s easy to grow a family garden
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Jane Scurich
Bare root plants are primed to grow
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Diane Lynch
A first-aid kit for gardeners is thoughtful and helps keep them safe
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
A New Year, A New Compost Pile
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Annie Spiegelman
Aesthetic pruning of trees and shrubs
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Dave Phelps
All Stars for your Garden
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Are weeds foes or friends?
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Dave Phelps
Bare bones about bareroot roses
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Nanette Londeree
Be kind to to your plants' roots so they can thrive
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Martha Proctor
Before you fertilize, stop and think: Do you really need to?
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Nanette Londeree
Breaking down the mystery of composting
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Breaking up is NOT hard to do
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Karen Gideon
Build and protect your soil
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Nanette Londeree
Choose Your Mulch Wisely
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Nanette Londeree
Compost, mulch and amendments help replenish soil
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Martha Proctor
Confessions of a first-time composter
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Juliana Jensen
Dig In To Your Garden Info
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Earth friendly and easy fall garden tips
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James Campbell
Feed your garden well
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Jane Scurich
Feeding the garden that feeds you
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Marie Narlock
Feeling stressed? Go outside and get dirty
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Marie Narlock
Garden Myth Busting
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Marie Narlock
Garden soil needs a healthy balance
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Martha Proctor
Gardening for a future of climate change
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Barbara Robinson
Give your garden TLC with mulch
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Martha Proctor
Go ergonomic with your tools
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Good gardens start from the ground up
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Martha Proctor
Here’s the real dirt about soil
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Nanette Londeree
How to create a sustainable garden
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Marybeth Kampman
How to create a truly low-maintenance garden
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Marie Narlock
How to determine what makes your soil healthy
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Martha Proctor
How to encourage the miracle of a healthy garden
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Martha Proctor
How to propagate plants
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Marie Narlock
Keep on Gardening On
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Dot Zanotti Ingels
Keeping plants healthy with propagation
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Jane Scurich
Live and let live: Overgrown plants can bring unexpected beauty
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Jennifer Kinion
Many plants thrive in the shade
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D.F. Braun
Moving beyond sustainability starts at home
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Dave Phelps
Paying Attention to Mushrooms
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Sandra Massen
Pesticides aren’t all bad
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Nanette Londeree
Plants don’t always play well with others
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James Campbell
Plants have an active social life
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Marie Narlock
Potted plants can keep gophers at bay
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Juliana Jensen
Primer on Pruning
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Julie Monson
Propagate native plants to beautify garden and support wildlife
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Anne-Marie Walker
Providing Drainage – the Spaces in Between
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Barbara Euser
Prune roses now for that big bloom in spring
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Nanette Londeree
Pruning Australian natives in spring
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James Campbell
Pruning roses for spring growth
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Dave Phelps
Saving your pumpkin seeds
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Juliana Jensen
Seasonal benefits of cover crops
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Dave Phelps
Seed libraries offer roots to the past
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Jane Scurich
Selecting and Caring for Garden Tools
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Jennifer Kinion
Sheeting mulching can be forgiving way to improve soil
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Martha Proctor
Simple Steps to a Greener Garden
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Nanette Londeree
Solving Soil Problems
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Dave Phelps
Taking vital signs in your garden
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Marty Nelson
The dangerous beauty of poisonous plants
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Nanette Londeree
The Full Scoop About Fertilizers
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Nanette Londeree
The full scoop about soil amendments
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Nanette Londeree
The Seeds They are a Changing
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Annie Spiegelman
Timing, technique play key role in dividing perennials
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Martha Proctor
Victory Gardens for Seniors
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Karen Gideon
What to consider when buying a plant that will thrive
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Martha Proctor
What's in a name? Everything
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Martha Proctor
What’s in your compost?
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Fay Mark
Mulch, a good return on your garden investment
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Nanette Londeree
Native grasses, sedges and rushes soften transitions
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Karen Gideon
Plants are cleaning machines
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Diane Lynch
What makes a plant invasive?
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James Campbell
Sick soil syndrome can wreak havoc in your garden
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Barbara Robertson
Knowing how to create a defensible space is key
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James Campbell
Raking your leaves? Here’s why you may not want to
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Karen Gideon
Roses need TLC, too, in the winter
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Nanette Londeree
Share the love — and the plants
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Jane Scurich
Sunburn also plagues plants
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Barbara Robertson