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Is pycnogenol safe?
Recently, I discovered a vitamin called pycnogenol. The advertisement claims it helps with symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome. Is it safe and effective? Pycnogenol is a pine tree derivative. It...
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TOSSED SALAD
Lettuce crops (Lactuca sativa) have been growing in popularity over recent years and for good reason. Yes, they are relatively easy to grow and they are high in mineral, vitamin...
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Salsa Verde Fria (COLD)
Ingredients: 12 fresh tomatillos 2 C very ripe tomatoes, chopped 1 onion, chopped 1 4oz can of chopped green chiles 1 T cilantro, chopped 1 T oregano 2 T wine...
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Salsa Verde Picante (HOT)
Ingredients: 2 anaheim chile peppers 12 fresh tomatillos 2 serrano chile peppers, cut in half ½ C coarsely chopped onion 1 garlic clove, minced ¼ C coarsely chopped fresh cilantro...
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Protecting Your Garden
Springtime! Visions of strawberries, snow peas, tomatoes and other delights accompany me as I prepare the soil and begin planting. My anticipation is tempered, however, by the realization that I...
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Flowers and vegetables – recomandations for 2012
Gardeners are looking for new plants every year. Here are new flowers and vegetables. The varieties are listed al-phabetically by class, with the seed source listed in parentheses after the...
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Apple Varieties
John Chapman was the real name of Johnny Appleseed. In the early 1800′s, from western Pennsylvania through Ohio and into Indiana he planted what was literally a boat load of...
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Growing Good Fruit
What controls the size of the tree is basically the rootstock they are grafted onto. When you buy your trees ask what rootstock they are on. The really dwarfing rootstocks...