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- Guerrilla gardeners plant seeds of activism
The Seattle Times
"Guerrilla gardening is urban gardening and food justice. It's just this really cool mix," says Emmy Gran, 25, who is teaching seed-bombing in a floppy sun hat at a recent Saturday morning workshop in the courtyard of a gardening store in Shaw.
- 'Guerrilla gardeners' spread seeds of social change
Washington Post
“Guerrilla gardening is urban gardening and food justice. It's just this really cool mix,” says Emmy Gran, 25, who is teaching seed-bombing in a floppy sun hat at a recent Saturday morning workshop in the courtyard of Old City Green, a gardening store ...
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- Many vegetables and flowers can be planted by seed in the ground now
Times Record News
I've tried this in the past and I've also planted when I could get out to garden and put the seed in the ground. I don't know if it made a difference, but again, I'm not going to argue with folks who swear by it. I'm always just tickled when the garden ...
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 Plateau Gardening: Make your landscape a showplace with perennials
Crossville Chronicle
To ensure survival of their species, annuals, biennials and perennial plants flower and produce seed after their flowers are pollinated. Some perennial species may not fill their allotted space in your landscape for a number of years.
Annual, biennials and perennials all important parts of the garden Anderson Independent Mail
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- GREEN THUMBS UP: It's time to sow and grow
Wicked Local
Many cool weather crops are best grown from seeds sown directly in the soil. Garden plots should be loosened by turning over the earth with a rototiller or pitchfork while incorporating organic additives (shredded leaves, compost, manure, or peat), ...
- Bringing green thumbs to urban blight
Washington Post
Participants make balls of wildflower seeds and fertilizer that can be thrown into vacant lots to create "guerrilla gardens." The workshop was at Old City Green Garden Center in the District, where McLaughlin works. Gardeners make "seed bombs" during a ...
- Garden Talk: There's Still Time to Prep Your Lawn for Summer, Organically
Patch.com
Corn gluten is a byproduct of corn milling found to have the ability to prevent germination of weed seeds. It really is great at reducing weeds in your lawn (and around your vegetable and flower plants in your garden, too!).
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- Time to Start Working on That April Vegetable Garden
Patch.com
Lettuce is extremely easy to plant, all you need to do is evenly sprinkle the seeds over some fertilized, loose soil. Then, cover the lettuce seeds with a light layer of more soil. Be sure your lettuce garden is not in direct sunlight, which may wither ...
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- Dunwoody Green Market returns
Patch.com
If you missed the Dunwoody Community Garden plant sale this past weekend, there's still time to take advantage of the many wonderful vegetable and ornamental plants the volunteers have grown from seed or potted up. The sale continues this weekend in ...
- The Global Garden: Amaranth, a crimson tide of seeds
Los Angeles Times
In some local community gardens, a similar injunction is in force but for different reasons. Some wild species are called pigweed and are considered to be invasive; the seeds scatter easily and require little attention (or water) to grow.
British Country Garden Flowers
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British Columbia has Country gardens, this one between Summerland and Penticton is Friends of the Research Station Gardens Society.
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