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Store dahlia and canna tubers in cardboard boxes with wet wood chips to keep the tubers moist. Check them periodically. By spring you should have plenty of tubers to plant and share with friends and family.
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Want to cut back on your lawn and create a hub for pollinators? Plant wildflower meadows.
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While carving an orange field pumpkin is the method of choice for many gardeners, you can also decorate turnips or other squash to create a spooky, Halloween appearance.
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Yewande Komolafe talks about her cookbook and her deep connection to Nigerian food and cooking, in this hour of Seasoned. Plus, we hear from the team, including teens, working on an urban farm, garden, and market in Bridgeport.
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Most Asian persimmon trees aren't hardy here, but the American persimmon is and it's worth growing.
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Many annual flowers are easy to propagate by taking a small cutting and rooting it in a container.
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Large, hard shelled gourds can be dried to form a hard shell that can last for years. You can make a birdhouse, a basket, or even a musical instrument.
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The host of the PBS series 'America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston,' opens up about everything from from growing up with doubt to how the show has shaped his relationship with other people.
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Asian jumping worms feast on maple leaves. They eat the organic matter, seeds and kill seedlings, reducing any rejuvenation of the trees. If you find them in the garden, here's how to prevent their spread.
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This hour on Where We Live, horticulturist Charlie Nardozzi returns to talk with us about fall vegetables, putting your garden “to bed,” and the best time to rake leaves.
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Hydrangeas are beautiful right now. But cold weather is on the horizon, so I've got some tips for cutting hydrangeas for the table and drying them for winter.
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There are some new ideas about cleaning flower and vegetable gardens in the fall. To garden more ecologically friendly, we're learning what not to do come Autumn.