BloomIQ.com Adds Herb and Vegetable Gardening Series! - MarketWatch (press release)

BloomIQ.com Adds Herb and Vegetable Gardening Series! MarketWatch (press release) ... John Henry Company, a leader in print, packaging, and merchandising solutions for the horticulture industry, has expanded its BloomIQ.com website to include additional resources for gardeners interested in growing vegetables and fresh herbs. and more »

Community garden trend in bloom across South Florida - Sun-Sentinel

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Community garden trend in bloom across South Florida Sun-Sentinel Like Lauderdale Lakes, other cities are embracing the trend, setting aside vacant land for fruit and vegetable gardeners. In South Florida, there are at least eight other community gardens on city-owned land: one each in Coral Springs, Miramar, ... and more »

Edible landscaping takes food plants beyond bounds of vegetable patch - Kansas City Star

Edible landscaping takes food plants beyond bounds of vegetable patch Kansas City Star "I think it opens up a whole new territory for people who don't consider themselves gardeners" or don't like the look of a traditional vegetable garden, said Jonathan Hull, co-founder of the not-for-profit organization Green Triangle. and more »

Growing your own garden may be your life preserver - Tri State Defender

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Growing your own garden may be your life preserver Tri State Defender I can remember as a child growing up on a farm and listening to my dad get up before sunrise. He'd get on his tractor and till the soil. Then when it was time to harvest the crops, he'd reap plenty of vegetables. We had more than enough on the dinner ...

Community garden trend in bloom across South Florida - Orlando Sentinel

Community garden trend in bloom across South Florida Orlando Sentinel Like Lauderdale Lakes, other cities are embracing the trend, setting aside vacant land for fruit and vegetable gardeners. In South Florida, there are at least eight other community gardens on city-owned land: one each in Coral Springs, Miramar, ... and more »