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Features
CAROLINA COUNTRY GARDENING GUIDE
The Quilt Garden
A traditional and creative way of planting gardens is making a comeback.
The Rain Garden
Rain gardens put stormwater runoff to work and help to improve water quality.
10 Ways to be Green in Your Yard
From watering wisely to mowing high.
Community Gardening as a Remedy for Tough Times
From concerns over food safety and cravings for better-tasting food, there are many reasons to work the earth yourself.
The Right Tools Help You Master Your Garden
A shovel or a spade? How to know what you really need.
Teach Your Children How To Garden
The best thing that a gardener can do is to mentor and teach a kid the benefits of gardening.
Jacob’s Log
Jacob Brooks from Alleghany County is the national spokesman for the electric cooperatives’ Youth Leadership Council. This is his most recent log for Carolina Country--"Expect the Unexpected"
I Remember
A series covering some of your favorite memories.
Try This!
Departments
Carolina Kitchen
Neiman Marcus Bars, Cheddar Chicken Spaghetti, Toasted Reubens, Mint Brownie Pie, Baked Chimichangas.
Joyner's Corner
Mind-bending puzzles, jokes and more fun. PDF only.
Check your answers with this PDF.