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Blog Search Search For: 523 Total Post(s) Blogs Page 35 of 35 • Prev 1 ... 30 31 32 33 34 35 The Wonderful Cucurbita moschata 'Tromba d'Albenga' There is one squash I must grow every year and that's 'Tromba d'Albenga.' Sure its big and takes up space, but this vigorous squash starts producing in early July and will continue until frost ...more Created By: Jessie Keith Created: Feb 1, 2009 Talking Up Cucurbita moschata 'Tromba d'Albenga' There is one squash I must grow every year and that's 'Tromba d'Albenga'. Sure its big and takes up space, but this vigorous squash starts producing in early July and will continue until frost wi...more Created By: Jessie Keith Created: Feb 1, 2009 Jessie's Vegetable Picks for 2008 Every year it's the same; in the summer I take my wealth of fresh garden produce for granted and in the winter I miss it sorely. By January, I am so weary of frozen vegetables and mediocre half-ripe g...more Created By: Jessie Keith Created: Feb 1, 2009 holiday recipe try this for your superbowl sunday party: spread 1 package of softened cream cheese on a plate spread crystal hot sauce on top of cream cheese top with 1 can of crab meat serve with crackers &nbs...more Created By: Christina Created: Jan 21, 2009 green/lazy/cheapskate Here is a shot of my cluttered little mississippi cottage garden with its wildflowers and "green roof" entry arbor... i am VERY interested in sharing and learning more about ways to get more out of...more Created By: felder Created: Jan 21, 2009 Greetings From Palm Springs It's the middle of January and our desert is in the 80s, which explains why so many snow birds winter here from Chicago and Canada! This is high season in Palm Springs and it's busy, but come su...more Created By: Maureen Created: Jan 21, 2009 Growing Tips How to Make Softwood Cuttings Several kinds of desirable plants can be started from softwood cuttings taken between mid-June and mid -July. These include evergreen azaleas, roses, deciduous mag...more Created By: NGC Created: Dec 11, 2008 Book Reviews - October 2008 Children's Gardening Books To Be Like the Sun by Susan Marie Swanson. Orlando, FL: Harcourt, Inc., Children’s Book Division, 2008.Hardcover, 34 pp., ISBN13: 978-0-15-205796-1; ISBN 10: 0-15-205796-X, $16.00. Author Susan...more Created By: NGC Created: Dec 11, 2008 Vegetable Gardening Home Vegetable, Fruit and Herb Gardening Makes Sense in Today’s World Barbara D. May, president of National Garden Clubs Inc., says that the surge in home vegetable, herb and fruit gardening th...more Created By: NGC Created: Dec 11, 2008 Native Plants Barbara May, president of National Garden Clubs, chose “Nurture the Earth – Plant Natives” as the central theme of her administration to encourage wider use of native plants and wild...more Created By: NGC Created: Dec 11, 2008 Garden Club Blog: Grow Now Grow Now is a place where members and friends of National Garden Clubs can grow new ideas, ask questions and share tips on everything from using native plants to flower arranging. So, visit this Garde...more Created By: NGC Created: Dec 11, 2008 Loving Every Minute Of IT! Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Integer eu mi. Etiam nunc diam, condimentum sit amet, varius nec, commodo at, risus. Praesent ut enim vitae dui posuere pharetra. Phasellus imp...more Created By: Jennifer Created: Dec 10, 2008 Garlic I'm going to plant some garlic today for the first time! It's actually a nice day. I should probably get out and plant some daffodils, but that's too time-consuming (I'll probably end up doing that in...more Created By: Sarah Created: Nov 13, 2008 Page 35 of 35 • Prev 1 ... 30 31 32 33 34 35	Get Involved Invite Your Friends Search Plants Participate on a Blog Follow Us on Twitter Ask an Expert Take a Course How Does It All Work?Click here to get started. Close Learn About: Registration Photos/Videos Blogs Groups Forums REGISTRATION - This is quick and easy. First, you provide required information such as user name and password. Second, you may tell us about your gardening interests, allowing us to better meet your needs. Be sure to upload a photo that represents you. 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