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Typically thought of as a southern food but will grow equally well in a northern garden. Best harvested while still small.
Typically thought of as a southern food but will grow equally well in a northern garden. A heat loving and rapid grower, best harvested while still small. Plant where it will have room to grow tall.
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What kind of organic techniques do you use in your garden?
by organic gardener on May 19, 2010
Wondering what works and doesn't in other peopl... read more
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Eight Tips For Growing Fantastic Okra
by TeeRiddle on May 18, 2010
The origins of okra can be traced back to West ... read more
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transplanting your seedlings
by dig the dirt editor on April 20, 2010
Materials: 4" pot for each seedling to tr... 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 in wheel... read more
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A Green Manifesto
by dig the dirt editor on September 15, 2010
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Hydroponics
by Kourtney on September 14, 2010
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