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Victory Garden Movement & How to Get Started

Victory Garden Movement & How to Get Started

In World War I and World War II, the United States government encouraged it citizens to start Victory Gardens. In 1917, Charles Lathrop Pack, organized the National War Garden Commission to cultivate the Victory Garden movement. The idea was to increase the food...

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How to Harvest Lettuce Seeds with Photos

How to Harvest Lettuce Seeds with Photos

Who does not love a bowl of fresh salads greens; I can tell you from experience, homegrown lettuce far exceeds the taste grocery store lettuce. Growing lettuce is so easy, rewarding and cheap! It's especially cheap when you learn how to harvest lettuce seeds. Let's...

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The Best Bloom Booster Fertilizers for Vegetables and Flowers

The Best Bloom Booster Fertilizers for Vegetables and Flowers

Gardening season is upon us and it's time to make sure you have the right fertilizers to ensure your gardening is blooming, vibrant and bountiful. Plants require three main nutrients for growth with are nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium. The best bloom booster...

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Quick Southern Chicken Pot Pie in a Skillet

Quick Southern Chicken Pot Pie in a Skillet

Nothing says ultimate comfort food better than hearty chicken pot pie. It's the perfect family meal on a chilly evening and serving up a good meal could not be any easier with my quick southern chicken pot pie in a skillet recipe. This recipe uses some grocery store...

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How to Grow Chives in Containers Using Seeds

How to Grow Chives in Containers Using Seeds

Chives, scientifically named allium schoenoprasum, are a must grow in your herb garden. Chives are a member of the allium family and closely related to common onions, garlic and leeks. There are two varieties of chives most people plant and those are garlic chives and...

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15 Types of Pepper Plants you Need in Your Garden

15 Types of Pepper Plants you Need in Your Garden

Peppers have been used for thousands of years by civilizations for culinary and medicinal purposes. Scientific evidence of fossilized capsicums has shown that ancient Ecuadorian civilizations were cultivating peppers over 6,100 years ago! This predates Christopher...

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