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Growing Sweet Oranges
New World Grape History
Pear Tree Description/Background
Preparing Plants for the Winter
Giving Seeds a Cold Treatment
Old World Grape History
General Tips on Growing Citrus
Stories of Gardens
The Useful Cotton Plant
History of the Orange
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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.
Preparing Plants for the Winter
Some hardy garden plants need winter protection.
Giving Seeds a Cold Treatment
A seed is a plant waiting to happen.
Old World Grape History
Humans have enjoyed grapes for thousands of years. The European grape is now grown worldwide.
General Tips on Growing Citrus
Citrus is a good choice for the home garden for those living in warm climates where frost isn't a serious problem.
Stories of Gardens
Behind every garden is a story waiting to be told. Here are reviews of some gardening memoirs and books with garden stories.
The Useful Cotton Plant
There are quite a number of reasons to grow cotton in the home garden and landscape.
History of the Orange
The orange has a long and interesting history around the world.
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