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Friends in the garden: what to plant next to what
Make friends in the garden Even though it hasn't been scientifically proven, generations of organic gardeners swear by companion planting. That's why marigolds are a mainstay of many vegetable and flower gardens. They're everybody's best friend, repelling root nematodes in the rose beds and whiteflies in the tomato patch. (06/05) MoreYou may also like
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The Washington Post | 20/05/08 
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mlive.com | 15/07/08
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San Francisco Sentinel | 01/07/08
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Not Too Late To Plant Veggie Garden!
CBS News | 01/07/08
Thanks to the increase in food prices, more and more people are planting vegetable gardens this year.
If you want to grow your own veggies, but haven't ... More
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Richmond.com | 10/06/08
Are you aware that a national survey conducted by the Garden Writers Association identified vegetables or fruit as the second most likely plants people ... More
Vegetable garden: how to tell weeds from seedlings
Timesonline | 20/05/08
'd like to pretend to be bemused as to why, in an entire magazine dedicated to gardening expertise, I get given the subject of weeds. It is, of course, ... More
Where Industry Once Hummed, Urban Garden Finds Success
The New York Times | 20/05/08
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The Guardian | 22/04/08 
Not very long ago, the growing of vegetables was commonly dismissed as a minority interest for eco-eccentrics and crumbly old allotment holders.
But ... Read
Make Room for Green Manure
Motherearthnews | 27/05/08
I have been interested in green manure crops for some time, but I couldn't figure out when a small garden could give up the space to grow a nonedible ... More
Where Industry Once Hummed, Urban Garden Finds Success
The New York Times | 20/05/08
Amid the tightly packed row houses of North Philadelphia, a pioneering urban farm is providing fresh local food for a community that often lacks it, and ... More