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The Art and Science of Gardening
Growing Lemons
Some Great Heirloom Apples
Requirements for Growing Pears
Concord Seedless and Interlaken Seedless Grapes
Citrus Description and Propagation
Cheap Gardening Tips
Growing Sweet Oranges
New World Grape History
Pear Tree Description/Background
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The Art and Science of Gardening
Gardening is a combination of art and science. Science is nature´s contribution. In order to keep our gardens thriving, gardeners need to work with nature.
Growing Lemons
Lemons are much in demand. These do best in warm climates.
Some Great Heirloom Apples
When planning the home orchard, include some heirloom apples. These are well worth growing.
Requirements for Growing Pears
The hardiness and chill requirements can differ from one pear variety to another. Here are details on growing pears.
Concord Seedless and Interlaken Seedless Grapes
There are many fine grape varieties available. Here are details on several wonderful disease resistant varieties. These include the Concord Seedless and the Interlaken Seedless.
Citrus Description and Propagation
The citrus are among the most popular fruits. These are suitable for home gardens in warm climates.
Cheap Gardening Tips
Many gardeners have limited money to spend on gardening, and every penny has to count.
Growing Sweet Oranges
Sweet oranges are probably the most widely cultivated citrus of all. These are suitable for sub-tropical and tropical climates.
New World Grape History
There are a number of native grape species in America. In addition the European grapes were also introduced to the New World by the Europeans.
Pear Tree Description/Background
Pears can live for at least 50 years. These trees are more upright and vertical than apple trees.
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