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Backyard Gardening

  • 3 Balcony-garden Essentials

    You don’t need a backyard to successfully grow vegetables for your home. Use these tips to get your balcony garden started right.

  • 5 Small-space Irrigation Options

    No matter how small (or large) your garden, watering is a big responsibility.

  • 5 Tips for Summer Watering

    Quench your garden’s thirst (without draining your wallet) with these watering tips that beat the heat.

  • 5 Urban Farming Lessons

    Take these five lessons from the top of the urban-farm food chain to improve your backyard, rooftop, patio or community garden.

  • 7 Great Plants for your Micro-garden

    Get plenty of fresh vegetables from limited space for your next salad by starting a micro-garden.

  • 7 Tips for Container Gardening

    Make the most of your small space with these container-gardening tips.

  • 9 Tips for Growing Container Trees

    Embrace tree-growing on your farm by planting in containers.

  • Aphids in Fruit Trees

    Aphids will eat your roots and leaves. Here are the signs of an aphid infestation.

  • Baby Greenhouses

    Small greenhouses, row covers, can speed up the growth of your annuals.

  • Be an Organic Gardening Success

    The myth is busted—eco-friendly, organic gardening doesn’t mean reduced harvest yields or plants plagued by disease.

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