Tending to the city
By Kate Meyers/ Correspondent
Friday, August 25, 2006 - Updated: 04:12 PM EST
When David Carlson puts his green thumb to work in his garden, hebs not only
helping his vegetables to grow, hebs also breathing life into the community.
Carlson uses his hobby to feed Allston
Hi Holly,
You got some good advice from Don which I will back up with my own
experience: I've been growing heirloom tomatoes staked about 50cm (~20")
apart for about 20 years with no problems saving seeds from 4 or 5
favourite varieties.
But last year my prized "banana legs" yellow-with-green-str
Hi, Holly,
LOL! I know how you feel about gardening, got the same
problem. Maybe there's a 12 step program for folks
like us (maybe this list is a virtual CGA meeting...?)
First, two favorite outfits in the seed saving dept:
Seed Savers Exchange - http://seedsavers.org
Southern Exposure - htt
Encouraging the sprouts to take up gardening
By Virginia A. Smith
Inquirer Staff Writer
Nurturing kids' interest should be fun
Carina Flaherty points to a feathery mound of pale yellow blossoms.
"Coreopsis 'Moonbeam,' my favorite," she says nonchalantly, moving on to
pentas, sedum, bee balm, and
Very HELPFUL commentary.
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> Another person whining that articles about CG's
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Very helpful, thanks.
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> no no no please no to multiple lists. there are
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