Gardening
Gardening
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GARDENING
On Gardening: Chestnut Rose an heirloom for the ages
If you remember old-fashioned roses growing off your grandmother's front porch and long for that beauty at your home, consider the heirloom chestnut rose. Antique roses are those grown prior to 1867 - the date of the first hybrid-tea and of course the finest of the species of roses that have been...
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GARDENING
Nature's ways of improving backyard gardening
You might be working harder in the garden than you have to.
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GARDENING
Straw bales used in unique gardening set-up
Vegetable gardening seems pretty straightforward: soil, seeds, sun, water and watch things grow.
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JEFF LOWENFELS
Lowenfels: Good watering system is worthwhile
Face it: You will need to water your plants this spring and summer whether you like it or not. Set up a system, and all you have to do is open a valve or two or set a timer.
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GARDENING
On Gardening: Pink fountain gaura offers unbeatable texture for the perennial garden
While the warm growing season has struggled to get established, the Pink Fountain gaura has been blooming with aplomb. The plant is so beautiful, it commands attention.
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JEFF LOWENFELS
Lowenfels: Moment to mulch is now -- just be careful
What a difference a week makes! Who even remembers winter? I sure don't, given the number of things I keep finding to do in my spring garden.
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GARDENING PHOTOS
Visit the tropics in the municipal greenhouse
The Mann Leiser Memorial greenhouse which has tropical plants a fish pond and an aviary and is open to the public Monday-Sunday from 8 am to 3:30 pm.
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GARDENING PHOTOS
Flowers are Blooming at the Muni Greenhouse
The municipal gardeners produce 80,000 plants for 300 flower beds and 1,400 baskets from Eagle River to Girdwood.
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JEFF LOWENFELS
Lowenfels: Debris from fall windstorms will be evident as snow melts
A lawn hereabouts this time of year looks like hell. It's likely to be worse this year, in the wake of last fall's destructive windstorm.
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JEFF LOWENFELS
Lowenfels: As the snow goes, consider marigolds
A few of you were caught off guard by the fast snow melt. If you are feeling like you should plant lots of seeds to make up for lost time, why not consider marigolds?




