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Why grow zinnias? There's a type of zinnia for every garden annual lover. They're diverse in color, shape and length. Plus, they attract pollinators to the garden.
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With the longer days and stronger sun, we can start growing vegetables indoors in a sunny window. The keys are full sun, warmth and the right greens.
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A new GMO 'Purple' cherry tomato developed in England is making headlines, but it's good to remember that traditional breeding can also create healthier varieties of edibles.
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One fun way to choose houseplants is to select them based on Zodiac signs.
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This week on Seasoned, listen back to conversations we had with local guests in 2023. We celebrate restaurants that have stood the test of time, and chefs like Reneé Touponce, Sherry Pocknett and Damon "Daye" Sawyer.
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Many gardeners are familiar with raised vegetable beds, but you can also plant annual and perennial flowers, herbs, berry bushes and even small trees in raised beds.
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On this episode of Audacious, meet a winter caretaker at Yellowstone, a runner-up from the television show, Alone, and a man who spent almost 30 years in solitary confinement.
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Modern varieties of blackberries are disease free, produce fruit in summer and fall and some have thornless canes.
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Different tomato varieties will need different types of support. Consider stakes, trellises, cages or an A-frame set-up. You may even use a combination of supports to protect your plants.
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Blue hydrangeas can flower sporadically, get big and unruly, and can be confusing to prune. But there are options beyond the traditional 'Endless Summer' lines and 'Nikko Blue' varieties.