Are sweet potatoes the same as yams? No. . .and yes.
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Here are some fun facts about cranberries, an American native and a favorite seasonal ingredient in traditional holiday recipes. |
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The Native American art of making apple heads is both easy and fun. Follow these instructions for a creative fall craft: |
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Here's how to clean and cook pumpkin, store pumpkins, and more seasonal advice. |
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A cover crop is any crop grown to provide soil cover; they can be used for purposes such as prevention of soil erosion and blocking weeds. The following is a list of cover crops suitable for growing in various regions of Canada. See... |
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Did you know that there are "hot" and "cold" methods of composting? Read on to learn more. Composting is a method of recycling naturally decomposing matter. Ingredients, size of the pile, local weather conditions, and your maintenance habits will... |
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Have you been intrigued by the increased chatter about root cellars? They seem to be experiencing a revival. I looked back at The Old Farmer's Almanac archives and was not surprised to see some useful information. Here are the highlights of what I learned: |
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I think I learned something last weekend about growing tomatoes. |
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Contact your local state cooperative extension Web site to get help with tricky insect problems, best varieties to plant in your area, or general maintenance of your garden. |
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Each flower has its own meaning and displays a special message. Orange blossom, for instance, signifies chastity, purity and loveliness, while red chrysanthemum means I love you. Flowers have always been a big feature at weddings, too. The groom often... |








