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Moveable Vegetable Garden

by Laura Fenton, Posted Jun 22nd 2009

In fact, you can grow a significant quantity of food without any yard at all - a small patio, courtyard or balcony will do just fine. You'll need a spot with at least six hours of full sun a day (but more is even better).

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Build an Herb Garden

by ShelterPop Staff, Posted Jun 19th 2009

You don't have to be born with a green thumb to cultivate delicious fresh herbs for your home cooking. Check out these simple tips from the Brooklyn Botanical Garden and get growing!

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Have a Greener Lawn Now

by Jodi Helmer, Posted Jun 11th 2009

Simple solutions for a lush green lawn - all summer long.

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20 Beautiful Garden Paths

by ShelterPop Staff, Posted Jun 10th 2009

Get ideas for your own inviting walkway from some of the West's best gardens.

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Plants for the Lazy Gardener

by ShelterPop Staff, Posted May 28th 2009

It's easy to grow these carefree plants that thrive on neglect.

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Frances Janisch

Crafty Things to Do with Flowers

by ShelterPop Staff, Posted Apr 16th 2009

Come midsummer the farmers' market is brimming with fruits, vegetables, and garden-fresh flowers. Picking up a bucket of these seasonal blooms, stylist Paul Lowe devised 10 beautiful -- and easy -- floral treatments.

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Plants You Can't Kill

by ShelterPop Staff, Posted Apr 16th 2009

So what if your thumb isn't naturally green. You don't have to be a pro to have a colorful, fragrant, and maybe even edible, spring garden. To entice you, we asked several experts to suggest some easy-care plants -- varieties that you can't kill, no matter how hard you try.

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