10 Neat Things About Shade
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Elements of Design in the Garden
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Benefits of Community Gardens
http://www.multihousingnews.com/features/green/benefits-of-community-gardens/
 

How to Improve A Winter Garden
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A Vegetable Garden With Style
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Farm Fresh Eggs Just a Flight of Stairs Away

In Quebec City, Fairmont Le Château Frontenac’s Executive Chef Jean Soulard recently added a few new tenants to his rooftop garden: five hens, who are the newest neighbors of the hotel’s resident honey bees. The Chantecler hens, the only 100 percent Quebec breed chicken, have been carefully selected by Chef Soulard and been placed in a coop equipped with a copper roof that matches the famed architecture of the hotel. Fed only organic grains, each hen should produce one egg per day from June to October, and every day the collected eggs will land on the plates of lucky guests.
 

Easy Flower Bulbs Encourage Creative Gardening Ideas

Flower bulbs are among the easiest plants in the garden to grow successfully. Very little knowledge is needed, and most of that can be found on the packaging. Gardeners, regardless of skill level, are thus free to explore their creativity. That's another thing flower bulbs are well suited for. Fall-planted tulips, daffodils, alliums and other spring bloomers offer gardeners an endless palette of colors, shapes, sizes and bloom times. Here are some design tips from the Netherlands Flower Bulb Information Center

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for those of you into hydroponics I have some information from a company called BIOWISH that I can send to you, just email me at donna@icangarden.com  and put BIOWISH in the subject line.