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    Grow Regina is now incorporated and the first annual meeting, with elections, will be held in the spring of 2013. Thank you to the newly… »

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    Dirty Little Secrets

    Ten Basics of Square Foot Gardening

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    Would you like a garden filled with beautiful flowers, luscious vegetables, fresh herbs, but NO WEEDS or HARD WORK? Well, that is what Square Foot Gardening is all about. I’ve taken all the hard work out of gardening. No heavy digging, watering, weeding, thinning, or over-flowering harvest. What is left is a productive, well-kept, colorful… »

    How to grow potatoes in a burlap bag

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    According to friends, this technique was recently popularized by Jamie Oliver. You can place your potato sack anywhere that has enough sunlight (6 hours or so midday)—even on the back steps, or where ever. Get a coffee sack or, I guess, a potato sack if you can find one. Roll the sack down. This is… »

    The Three Sisters

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    Three Sisters planting is a well-known technique to ancient Native Americans of growing Corn, Beans, and Squash together in an arrangement is the ultimate in companion planting and helps increase harvests, naturally! This traditional Three Sisters gardening practice creates an environment that benefits the three plants – each plant helps the others grow. This is… »

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