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• Grow Your Own: Be Sure Giveaway

  
  Chiot's Run — Authority: 110
  A few weeks ago I showed you the fabulous vintage victory garden poster I received for Christmas from a friend. After many people asked where she got it, I found out: Zazzle. There is also a great collection of Vintage Victory Garden Posters on Amazon . You can also find find hi-res copies of these posters at ...
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• It’s Official – the 2012 Edible Garden

  
  Chiot's Run — Authority: 110
  ‎”If you’ve never experienced the joy of accomplishing more than you can imagine, plant a garden.” ~ Robert Brault The 2012 edible garden is officially started. On Tuesday I spent some time starting the first seeds of the season. Two flats of ‘Copra’ onions are now resting on the heating mat in the ...
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• Capital Growth for Urban Food Growing

  
  My Global Garden — Authority: 110
  Capital Growth are  on target to have 2012 grow your own spaces in London by the end of this year.They have just announced an impressive number of workshops to help reach this target.Courses include Organis Gardening and Gardening for Schools at four training sites  – click on the link for further details: ...
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• Houseplants = Happiness

  
  We Blog The World — Authority: 131
  (Image: factoidz)It might be cold and wintery outside but you can still grow some colour and happiness inside. Cheer up your home in a natural way with some pretty houseplants, the easy and beautiful addition to any home. Not only are they nice to loo...
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• Bake your lawn

  
  My Global Garden — Authority: 110
  Finding ways to engage children in sustainability is a constant challenge but this looks like a brilliant idea to encourage kids to understand that bread can be grown from seed to sandwich. On Monday 23 January, Real Bread Campaign ambassador and star of Channel 4′s The Fabulous Baker Brothers , Tom Herbert ...
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• Vegetable Garden Planner at Mother Earth News

  
  Eat. Drink. Better. — Authority: 528
  Are you planning to grow some of your own food this year? If what’s standing between you and a vegetable garden is doubt, Mother Earth News just might have the solution. They just launched a Vegetable Garden Planner , and it looks amazing! The planner is free for the first 30 days and costs $25 per year after ...
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• Growing Crops: Basil

  
  Urban Organic Gardening — Authority: 100
  Basil is an annual herb that is widely used in Mediterranean cuisine – you would be hard-pressed to find a pasta sauce that doesn’t have basil in it. Not to mention it is one of the staple ingredients in pesto (the others being garlic, olive oil, and pinons or walnuts). There are a number of [...]
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• Growing Crops: Borage

  
  Urban Organic Gardening — Authority: 100
  A beautiful and tasty annual herb with an ugly name, borage is also a low-maintenance herb. Perfect for those would-be gardeners with the proverbial brown thumb. You have to really try to kill this herb off. So, why not give it a try? Be sure to read Growing Herbs 101 in conjunction with this post. [...]
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• Sowing Tomatoes can be Simple – Find out How

  
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  Welcome to part 3 of our series all about growing your own tomatoes from seed. If you missed the earlier posts you can catch up here. The last couple of posts concentrated on the history of tomatoes with interesting information about tomatoes and why we like to grow them. This time, I will be helping [...]
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• Growing Crops: Brussels Sprouts

  
  Urban Organic Gardening — Authority: 100
  Mini-cabbage-on-a-stick pretty much sums up Brussels sprouts. There are several varieties to choose from, including Jade Cross, Long Island Improved, Prince Marvel, and Rubine. Lightly steamed with a bit of butter, lemon juice, salt and pepper, they are a surprisingly tasty vegetable. You can order the Long Island ...
  2 weeks ago

• Growing your own has many advantages

  
  Green (Living) Review — Authority: 121
  by Michael Smith (Veshengro) Growing your own food is becoming once again more and more popular though, while in some areas an allotment cannot be had for love or money in other boroughs they go begging. When you grow your own you can choose to grow for your own tastes rather than the supermarket ...
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• sowing, planting and harvesting w/e 13/1

  
  colour it green diary — Authority: 102
  harvesting : leeks savoy cabbage PSB
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• Green Thumb

  
  Miss Magnolia Munches & Moves — Authority: 107
  My dad and grandma are avid gardeners.  I have the luxury of recieving their delicious produce without doing any of the work.  But Im beginning to realize that they wont be gardening forever, and someone needs to fill their shoes.  This summer I planted herbs (basil, mint - for juleps , sage, parsley, and green ...
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• A Freightfully Fantastic New Farming Idea

  
  We Blog The World — Authority: 131
  (Image: Screengrab Kickstarter) Buying local when you live in an urban environment can be pretty difficult. If you have no space of your own to grow food and you dont have a supermarket with its own roof garden nearby, things can be tricky. Fre...
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• Pauline Vijverberg Reviews One Magic Square by Lulu Houbein

  
  BOOK SA - News — Authority: 119
  Verdict: carrot This is the most useful and most beautiful book of the year. For experienced gardeners, it is full of practical tips, but for people aspiring to grow their own vegetables, like me, it is a godsend! Complete review: The Citizen Book Details One Magic Square: The Easy, Organic Way to ...
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• Grow Your Own – Be Sure

  
  Chiot's Run — Authority: 110
  I really love the old posters from the 1940′s when the government was encouraging people to grow Victory Gardens and to preserve their harvests. I’ve always thought about buying some, but never have gotten around to it. This year, a good friend, gave me one for Christmas. It’s the perfect one because of what ...
  3 weeks ago

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