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Seasonal tips from our gardening expert

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Creating Your Own Herb Vinegars

Plus Garden To-Do's for August and September

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New Books for Your Reading Pleasure

Plus Garden To-Do's for June and July

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Moonflowers

Delight of the night

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Four-season interest

Giving your yard color throughout the year

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Bountiful blueberries

Growing your own

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Gardening blunders

Avoid mistakes by learning from your ‘foregardeners’

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Getting the best bang for your buck

8 vegetables that yield ample payback

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Made for the shade

Japanese painted fern

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Hello, Hellebores!

Plus Garden To-Do's for February

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The dogwoods of winter

Plus Garden To-Do's for December and January

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Fall for the blues

Plus Garden To-Do's for October and November

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Your grandmother’s hollyhocks

Plus Garden To-Do's for August and September

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Lost harvest

Plus Garden To-Do's for June and July

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Daylily nights

Plus Garden To-Do's for April and May

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The Barefoot feeder

How to make a Nyjer or thistle seed feeder

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Extending the Growing Season

Greenhouses allow for a variety of fresh produce and flowers year-round

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Poisonous Plants

Getting rid of harmful ivy, oak and sumac in your yard

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Garden Décor

How to go with what you love (without going overboard)

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Grow for it!

Tips and tricks for home gardeners this spring

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Lunar Magic

Planting by the moon is no passing phase

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Poaching is Illegal

In North Carolina, you can go to jail if you steal pine straw, Venus flytraps, wild ginseng and many other protected wild plants

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Pretty Spiderworts

They also are deer-resistant and will bloom from spring into the summer

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A better birdbath

Plus Garden To-Do's for February

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Good books make good presents

Plus Garden To-Do's for December and January