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Ubileen and Vermont Beauty Pears
Consider some fruit trees along with other edible crops for the landscape. The Ubileen and Vermont Beauty pears are good choices.

Disease Resistant Crab Apples
Gardeners can't go wrong with disease resistant crab apples. These are care free plants.

The Versatile Pumpkin
Fall wouldn´t be complete without pumpkins. These are one versatile vegetable.

Yarrow History and Folklore
The history of yarrow is long and interesting. Yarrow pollen has been found in Neanderthal burial sites dating to 60,000 years ago.

Vicar of Winkfield Pear
There are many wonderful heirloom varieties for the edible landscape, including the delightful Vicar of Winkfield pear.

Buckwheat History and Background
Buckwheat is highly recommended as a small grain for home gardens and homsteads. This has been in use since ancient times.

More Disease Resistant Crabs
There are many disease resistant crabs from which gardeners can choose. The following are particularly outstanding.

The Purple Coneflower
Judging by its popularity as an herbal remedy, purple coneflower is likely the leading flowering herb grown in the landscapes.

Reviews of Landscaping Books
If you´re bored with your landscape, it may be time for a makeover. When that´s the case, here are some books that will help.

The Aurora and Beurre Picard Pears
When choosing pear varieties for the home orchard there are many varieties from which we can choose. Here are details on a new modern variety and a beloved heirloom.

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