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Savoring Spinach

By Ellen Ogden

Spinach is a mainstay in our Vermont garden. It's the first crop we plant in spring (it shares a bed with the peas), and months later, it's one of the last of the "hardy"...
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The (Almost) Last Pests: Nematodes, Sowbugs and Pillbugs, Thrips

The (Almost) Last Pests: Nematodes, Sowbugs and Pillbugs, Thrips
Nematodes are particularly nasty for many garden plants, but incorporating lots of good old organic matter will help. Sowbugs and pillbugs -- favorite playthings when I was a child -- are more vilified (along with earwigs) than they deserve, since they thrive on dead plant matter. Thrips are so m ... [more]

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