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Summer dining: Savor the season's fresh flavors
Although the calendar doesn't officially reflect the solstice until June 21, that delicious season of "spummer," when spring runs headlong into summer, has us firmly in its languid grip.
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Master Gardeners enjoy another successful plant sale -- album
The annual plant sale by the Master Gardeners was another great success on Saturday.
Laton sisters grow agricultural roots at family's alfalfa farm
More than a year ago, Hannah was consumed with her marketing career and Holly was fulfilling some wanderlust, traveling across the country in her Chevy truck.
Beppi Crosariol's tips for garden tipples
I recently spent a fine weekend getting up close and personal with a quarter tonne of bovine manure.
What the Hell Is Compressed Fruit?
If you're a careful diner, you might have noticed the term compression attached to a fruit that's featured in your dish or dessert.
Craigslist: Best of Lakeville - Doll, Birdhouses, Power Scooter
Ashley Porcelain Doll / China Doll Regal Doll Collection 1920's. Brown hair & green eyes, 16" tall.
The CastlePost Inn Restaurant menu
The menu is “prix fixe,” which is a collection of predetermined items presented as a multi-course meal at a set price.
Grafting tomatoes for commercial grower use
Skip and Silas Paul of Wishing Stone Farm in Little Compton, RI have been grafting tomatoes for over ten years.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Seed choice is a crucial part of a developing a healthy food system. Rochester Roots has made the decision to grow heirloom varieties of vegetables, herbs and flowers for the following reasons: Can be traced back from fifty -to thousands of years through oral or written history and are linked to people, places or history.
Plenty of benefits for creating raised garden beds
With the high price of groceries these days it is satisfying to be able to grow your own choices of delicious vegetables and hearty herbs.
Heirloom plants for sale at Plant-A-Palooza
The CSU Denver Extension Master Gardener Plant-A-Palooza Plant Sale fundraiser has long been known for heritage tomato transplants in addition to modern tomatoes, basil, perennials and annuals.
Brooklyn police bust rooftop grow operation of heirloom tomatoes
Brooklyn Police descended upon a Lefferts Avenue apartment building this Wednesday, responding to a report that there were marijuana plants on the building's roof.
South Windsor Group Hosts Plant Sale
The South Windsor FOOD Alliance is to hold its first plant sale on May 18 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The sale is to be held on the grounds of the Community Center, 150 Nevers Road.
Vienna Farmers' Market Opens in New Location
Mother Earth offered an exotic selection of organic mushrooms, priced from $4 for a basket of button mushrooms to about $10 for black trumpet mushrooms.
Gardener believes in rich legacy, and taste, of heirloom tomatoes
Christine Ciccone waters some of the plants she has grown from heirloom seeds. She is selling the plants to raise funds for NAMI DuPage.
Willow Glen: Workshop on growing tomatoes
Cynthia Sandberg, owner and farmer of the well-known Love Apple Farms is giving a free seminar on "Grow Better Tomatoes" on May 11 from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Wallenberg Community Garden, Cottle and Curtner Avenues.
At Wasatch Community Gardens sale, plants and locals are stars
The Salt Lake Tribune) Third-graders from McGillis Elementary School feed grass to chickens during a field trip to Wasatch Community Gardens to Tuesday May 7, 2013 in Salt Lake City.
Tupelo organic farmer loses crop to herbicide drift
Will Reed examines an heirloom tomato plant in one of his fields off of Lumpkin Avenue.
The London Heritage Farm prepares to host its sixth annual plant sale in time for Mother's Day this Saturday, May 11 and Sunday, May 12.