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Satisfy your appetite and garden desires - grow edibles in your landscape!
Satisfy your appetite and garden desires - grow edibles in your landscape! Growing fresh fruits and vegetables in your garden for your culinary pursuits is extremely rewarding and in many cases easy. From planting a few herbs in the perennial garden to making a raised bed for vegetables or planting an orchard, most gardens have room for some sort of edible. And, the planet will thank you for your self-sustainable footprint!
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Pickles!
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Cucumber Harvest
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Cucumber growing
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A classic caprese salad relies on great tomatoes and very fresh basil.
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Oregano is somewhat invasive and grows best in its own container.
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Rosemary apple tarts for one of our catering jobs.
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Top Kitchen Gardening articles
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transplanting your seedlings
by dig the dirt editor on April 20, 2010
seedling care | choosing a site |&a... read more
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Getting Started with Backyard Chickens
by SueCinPDX on April 01, 2010
It's almost Easter and baby chicks are everywhe... read more
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Weekend Project: Build a Better Garden Bed
by chief cultivator on March 19, 2010
1. Start at ground level. Work... read more
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Chickens: A Cost/Benefit Analysis
by SueCinPDX on March 07, 2010
Let's begin by acknowledging that one does not ... read more
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Creamy Dill Sauce
by gardengirl on March 05, 2010
My CSA has given me dill for two or three weeks... read more
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Eggplant Care Guide: Types of Eggplants
by chief cultivator on March 05, 2010
types of eggplants | how to... read more
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tomatoes, eggplants & peppers
by chief cultivator on March 04, 2010
tomatoes It's hard to believe there was onc... read more
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Three Sisters Garden: companion planting
by FigTree on March 03, 2010
Keep it simple. That's what I always ... read more
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Starting Broccoli Seedlings
by dig the dirt editor on February 18, 2010
Seeds | Seed Starting | How to Build a raised v... read more
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plant a tea garden
by FigTree on January 20, 2010
I know that I have a serious addiction to coffe... read more
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Totally Tomatoes
by chief cultivator on January 15, 2010
In the world of the tomato, there's much ... read more
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planting your seedlings in containers
by dig the dirt editor on January 14, 2010
seedling care | more containers | 1... read more
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12 step program for planting your seedlings in the ground
by dig the dirt editor on January 14, 2010
seedling ca... read more
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top ten tips for planning your vegetable garden
by dig the dirt editor on January 13, 2010
seed starting | seed planting | how to build a ... read more
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Drying your herbs for cooking
by dig the dirt editor on January 12, 2010
herbs | perrenial herbs | annual herbs | tender... read more
Kitchen Gardening spotlight
Eggplant, Imperial Black Beauty (Asian Heirloom, Pre-1900)
This heirloom has long dark purple glossy egg-shaped fruits. Great flavor and holds up well after being picked.
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Posts on Kitchen Gardening
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Gardening for a Second Season
by dig the dirt editor on September 01, 2010
GARDENING FOR A SECOND SEASON BY R... read more
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Cucumbers - update!
by gardengirl on July 28, 2010
Earlier this summer I wrote in asking for help ... read more
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Growing and Cooking with Culinary Herbs
by Verdura Caroline on July 09, 2010
As a chef, one of the things I'm often asked i... read more
Kitchen Gardening Q&A
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Why are my baby cucumbers dying?by gardengirl | (3 answers)Answer this
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The edges of the leaves of my cucumber seedlings look like they're burned... what should I do? Answer this
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What is this powdery mildew on my zuccini plants?by gardengirl | (2 answers)Answer this
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