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Jennifer McBride | April 30, 2011
From Bethany Vaughn:
Ruth Stout was an amazing organic gardener that taught organic mulch method gardening. She claimed it was the No Dig/No Work organic gardening method that produced a good garden, good soil without plowing, without chemical fertilizers and without weed poisons.
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Jennifer McBride | April 30, 2011
Click the links below to find a selection of gardening articles from our archives:
Gardening
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Fruits and Vegetables
Jennifer McBride | April 27, 2011
Jennifer McBride | April 5, 2011
Guest Post by Mrs. Tammy Wakefield
I am by no means a professional when it comes to gardening. I do enjoy attempting to grow my own veggies, herbs, and cutting flowers, though. Nothing beats the simple pleasure of bringing in something delicious, beautiful, or useful from your own garden!
I live in Maine, so my herb and slow-growing [...]
