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The September guides for the Veggie Lady are now available at http://www.theveggielady.com/gardenguide.php

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Organic Restaurants - LocalHarvest: "Organic Restaurants There is a rapidly growing movement within the culinary world towards both regional and seasonal cuisine. We recently incorporated restaurants into our directory to help this movement along. Imagine you are going on vacation in Hawaii next January -say Kauai- (sounds good), and you want to go out to an excellent meal. LocalHarvest can

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intheveggiepatch - August: "I just love August. This is the month to get moving into gear. Days start to warm up but the nights are still cool. "

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The following monthly Garden Guides are now available for July 2007 - * In the Veggie Patch * Planting Guide * Harvest GuideThere are 2 versions. One for the southern hemisphere and one for the northern hemisphers.

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All the resources to help you learn everything you always wanted to know about Cooking

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Sit back and enjoy the warm weather this month. Hydrangeas make a wonderful summer display with their giant "mop heads" in shades of white, blue and pink. Click here for full details on what to plant in June.

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June is quiet in the garden, so it's a good opportunity to attend to some of those "must-get-around-to-doing-sometime" jobs in the garden. Click here for full details on planting in June.

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May is a month of moderate activity with most jobs focusing on maintaining a healthy garden. Prevention is always better than cure, especially in the garden.For more information visit - In the veggie patch (North)

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I just love this time of year. It's a time to appreciate the changing seasons. You'll start getting a little dew on the ground over night and deciduous trees start putting on their colourful show for autumn. Take an early morning stroll through the garden and learn where your different micro-climates are. North facing alcoves are a warm winter haven, protected from frosts and can be ideal for

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Mother's Day is almost upon us. What better gift to give to a gardening-loving mom than something to enhance their gardening experience.In choosing the type of gardening gift, consider your budget. When your budget is holding you back from buying the best gardening gift, don’t fret. There are garden accessories and gardening wear that would suit your fund.Gardening gloves, footwear and kneepads,

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The food we eat should be tasty, nutritious and healthy. The way it is grown should help, not harm our environment. But can we really be confident that the fruit and vegetables bought from a supermarket meet these two simple criteria? Are we sure the levels of pesticides, insecticides and fungicides our food has been treated with will do us no harm?Organically grown foods are not sprayed

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This is the time of year when you get the last of your warm season fruit and veggies. You'll get tomatoes, eggplant, zucchini, cucumber and corn if they're in a warm sheltered position. Continue to harvest and store pumpkins and potatoes. I'm actually getting capsicum and pumpkins from the compost I laid down last spring and they're great. I've had a particularly hard time with fruit fly this

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xeriscapeOriginally uploaded by flicka23. Living in an arid or semi-arid region that habitually receives scarce rainfall does not mean that you are automatically destined to a dry dusty garden. The term "xeriscape" refers to the designing of a garden that employs seven water-conserving methods. This type of garden works well for areas that are prone to mild drought conditions. Of course, those

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If you've worked hard last Fall then you'll have plenty of cabbages, Brussels sprouts and broccoli now. So too, cauliflower, celery, beetroot, lettuce, silverbeet, English spinach, capsicum and snow peas are still in abundance.In the same way, what you plant now will reward you through Summer and Fall. April is another big month in the garden, so get cracking now and you'll be sitting back

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