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Mention an apple and most people will immediately associate the word with a crisp, juicy, sweet-tart red fruit. However, ask Cornell fruit geneticist Susan Brown about apples, and she will share visions of deep red flesh or skin patterned like feathers on a bird’s back, of flavours like anise, berries, or roses. She will talk […]

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When it rains it is not the water that comes down showering only but it is the time when nature comes down to meet the mother earth with all its beauty, elegance, and spreading happiness. Plants welcome the rains with their flowers blooming. Every part of the earth’s surface blooms with a different mood during […]

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As a gardener the nutrition value and importance of fresh quality tomatoes is nothing for you. You also know that both these factors could be best ensured by growing them on your own in your garden. Nevertheless,
I have something new and interesting fact for you. This is about a very recent research finding about the […]

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I am not sure if you are a regular or occasional smoker. Nevertheless, if you are an active gardener and at the same time a smoker then this information would certainly help you a lot.Being a smoker, you are certainly exposed to the risks of developing related health problems. Lung cancer is one of the […]

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The biggest gardening festival of Scotland is focused on a theme of concern for everyone this year. “Saving the Environment” and “Conservation” are two main objectives of this year’s festival. This turning of attention is important in present context, say the officials.
More than 30,000 visitors including gardeners, horticulturists, and experts from around the world are […]

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Professional Hand Therapists Stress Precaution for Gardeners
CHICAGO, IL - Spring is finally here, and gardeners all across the country are anxious to get started completing the many garden tasks ahead. Resuming the physical activities of gardening requires time to acclimate to these demands. A relaxing and enjoyable activity for many, […]

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Global economy affects gardening equally and the established trends also change with time. Global price increase and downturn in the economies are creating a positive scenario in favor of vegetable gardening. Because of rising food crisis and reduced productions worldwide the edible and vegetable gardening is once again gaining prominence among the gardeners. Increasing price […]

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Fruits and vegetables if grown in space could grow up to huge sizes. It is zero-gravity in space that does all this magic. Chinese researchers have been successful in demonstrating this size-effect and it could be a possible solution for the worldwide food crisis in future. The daily “Telegraph” reported this new development in an […]

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For gardeners across the globe second week of the month of May is special in one sense. It is the “International Compost Awareness Week”. We are at the hinge of entering this second week now. Composting at home, composting yourself, making your own compost or in whatever terms you may take it but in the […]

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It’s great news for gardeners, floriculturists, and nursery growers around the world.Imagine the enormous quantity of chicken feathers added to biological wastes every day. In the United States alone almost 5 billion pounds of feathers waste is generated every year. Much of this chunk just adds up in to the land fills as shear waste.

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