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For a wee $349.95 you could have one of these adorning the patio as you sit and enjoy your gardening efforts. And I say "wee" because it's the best price I could find on the net for a brand new one. The beauty of this outdoor set is …
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Vegetable gardening workshop May 12 St. Helena Star, CA - 1 hour ago The UCCE Master Gardeners of Napa County invite the community to a free public workshop, “Container Vegetable Gardening.” This workshop will be from 9:30 to …
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That pretty much sums up my life in the last ten days. First things first though, I want to say a HUGE thank you to all of you who advised us back in February to get the move overwith before the baby is born. …
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Eco-friendly products are a boon for suburbia and quality living. ASHREENA V. KRISHNAN PILLAI writes about a company that helps with household and gardening items.
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FANWOOD: Vegetable gardening program April 25 Bridgewater Courier News, NJ - 12 minutes ago The Friends of the Fanwood Library have invited master gardener Stephen Schoeman to present a discussion about vegetable gardening 7:30 pm Wednesday, …
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See if your area has any gardening clubs so you can get tips on how best to plant in your area. (See the National Gardening Association for gardening tips and resources). If you have a flower garden, don’t rule out putting a few food …
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Any kind of gardening can be enjoyable for some people, but vegetable gardening has a special attraction that other forms of gardening do not have because the vegetable gardener can eat what comes out of his or her garden. Ripe, juicy tomatoes, tender peas, crisp lettuce, tasty zucchini, fresh green beans and delicious squash (hmmm!) are just a few of the products that can go straight from the vegetable garden to the kitchen. Some of them, after a rinse under the kitchen tap, can go directly to the dining room table. Now that's fresh healthy food.
Growing your own vegetable garden has a few other benefits too. For one thing, the vegetable gardener harvests the vegetables when they are at their peak. Those homegrown vegetables have far greater nutritional value than any of the vegetables available in the produce section of the grocery store. That means they are better for the health of the gardener’s family. The vegetable gardener also knows what pesticides and other chemicals the vegetables have – or haven’t – been exposed to. As a vegetable gardener you are far more likely not to exposed your pride and joy to harmful chemicals.
Vegetable gardening is also great exercise. It gets you out into the fresh air. Vegetable gardening is a great way to relax and forget about the stresses and worries of everyday life in the 21st century. It is an activity that anybody, young and old, can do. You can do it by yourself, or why not get the children involved to and make gardening a truly family affair. They'll love it!
Vegetable gardening can help you fulfil creative needs and gain a sense of accomplishment, satisfaction and pride. When you see your dinner table laden with food that you grew with your own hands, you can’t help but feel good about yourself. When you share your harvest with friends and relatives, you get a special feeling that is quite unique.
The benefits of vegetable gardening continue long after you have picked those last tomatoes and pulled up the last of the carrots. You can freeze and preserve them and enjoy your homegrown peppers, zucchinis and tomatoes months after you harvested them. How about making relishes, chutney's etc. Of course, by growing your own food, you save some money, too or even sell your chutneys.
It is not necessary for you to have a large piece of land to enjoy vegetable gardening. Any little plot of ground can be turned into a garden, you just have to tend to the plants carefully. A gardener can even grow vegetables in containers, in window boxes, and yes, indoors too. As long as you have access to some soil, water and sunlight (or artificial light) you can become a vegetable gardener. Just buy the seeds, invest some time and work, and one day you and your family and friends will be sitting down to enjoy a meal of your own home grown vegetables.
The Gardener