Buyer's Guide

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April 24, 2008
Northern California Coastal & Inland Valleys
By Kim Haworth,
San Bruno, CA

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In My Garden

Making Cut Flowers Last Longer

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I recently received a lovely mixed bouquet of cut flowers from a well-known florist in San Francisco. It has been over a week since they arrived and the flowers are still fresh and fragrant. I don't know about you, but I don't usually have such good...
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Resources

Shows & Events

Live Butterflies at the Conservatory of Flowers Fly on over to the Conservatory of Flowers this spring because the butterflies are back, and...

Clever Gardening Technique

Containers on the Rise To prevent your container plants from sitting in water, which promotes root rot, set the pots up...

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Regional Reminders
  • Plant Tomatoes
  • Fertilize Turf Grass
  • Watch for Signs of Fungus Disease
  • Control Aphid Infestations
  • Pick Sweet Pea Flowers
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National News

From NGA Editors

Unusual, Fragrant Trillium More Widely Available

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Trilliums are beautiful native wildflowers that adorn deciduous forest floors in spring. While most people are familiar with the traditional white-flowering trillium ( Trillium grandiflorum ),...

New, Long-Lived, Decomposable Containers

Landscapers and gardeners use tons of plastic pots each year. Although long lasting and good for growing plants, they take a lot of fossil fuels to make and eventually end up in the landfill. Now...

Environmentally Friendly Engine Oil

There is a plethora of new "green" technologies available to help homeowners live a more environmentally friendly existence. One of the biggest polluters in the yard is the gas-powered mower. If...

Vegetable Gardening on the Rise

Gardening trends are often affected by the economy, and an increase in vegetable and edible gardening historically coincides with a downturn in the economy and increasing prices. Two survey...

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