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If there is a difficult job to do in the sunny garden you can count on one family of plants to pull through.
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Get the Real Dirt from master gardener Sonia Day
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No other plant delivers such a good bang for the buck during the months when we're cooped up indoors, writes Sonia Day.
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Mike Shoup is a self-described “rose rustler,” but that doesn’t make him an outlaw.
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There is an ugly rumor circulating that rose bush purchases are on the decline.
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Jacob’s ladder is a dependable old stalwart which pops up every spring.
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