It's a time-honored rite for gardeners and foodies -- standing over your kitchen sink in the dog days of summer, chowing down on a drippy, squishy tomato sandwich. The preferred assemblage is
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Ukrainian Sandwich Recipe
Food is the easiest way to learn about a culture and that's how this delicious sandwich recipe came my way. I first
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Growing Nasturtiums in my Garden
I remember growing nasturtiums in my mom's garden when we lived in South Carolina. I helped my mom plant the chunky
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UGA Trial Gardens Open House Events
Visit the UGA Trial Gardens in Athens in early June for its Open House events.
The University of Georgia Trial
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Planting Azaleas in my Garden
When you live and garden in Georgia, it's a given: you will grow azaleas. You may inherit them when you purchase a
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Fresh Cut Flowers Tips
This story on fresh cut flowers originally appeared in my local newspaper's Master Gardener column.
Bouquets of
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Grow Pineapple Sage in Your Garden
Spring gardening is all about instant gratification, and who can blame us? We've been through a cold, dark season
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Grow Oaks from Acorns
You know the proverb "from tiny acorns, might oaks grow." And it's true and I'm making it happen in my landscape. I live
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Blackberry Winter
This story first appeared in my blogspot blog in May 2011.
Blackberry winter visited us last week, two nights of
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Your Georgia Garden in May
This story on Your Georgia Garden in May first appeared in my local newspaper's Master Gardener column.
Spring is
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