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Gardening

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NOVEMBER

17

2009

Herbal Teas

Many Herbs Lend Themselves to Restorative Beverages

Many herbs grown in your garden lend themselves to refreshing or restorative beverages. Read story.

NOVEMBER

10

2009

Living Decorations

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Using Dramatic Plants to Express Holiday Cheer

There are many dramatic-looking plants that can be used to express holiday cheer indoors and out. Read story.

NOVEMBER

4

2009

Camellia Sasanqua

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Camellias Are Some of the Most Beloved Garden Shrubs

Though not famous for their fragrance or being the perfect cut flower, camellias are among some of the most beloved garden shrubs. Read story.

OCTOBER

25

2009

Fall Harvest Field Trips

Where to Find Pumpkin Patches and Apple Farms

Visit area pumpkin patches and apple farms. Read story.

OCTOBER

20

2009

African Tulip Tree

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Four-inch Flowers Are in Bloom

Exotic tree blooms with four-inch flowers. Read story.

OCTOBER

9

2009

Beetroots and Chard

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Beta Vulgaris Is One of the Most Amazing Single Species of Vegetables

Beta vulgaris is one of the most amazing single species of vegetables. Read story.

OCTOBER

3

2009

Fallen Leaves

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Colorful Carpets Make the Landscape Glow

Colorful carpets of fallen leaves make the landscape glow. Read story.

OCTOBER

1

2009

Bottle Trees

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Barrel-Shaped Trunks Store Water Through Dry Season

The oversized trunks serve a function in the long dry season—storing up water—and make them perfect for our landscapes Read story.

SEPTEMBER

22

2009

Ornamental Grass Maintenance

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Fall Is the Time to Cut These Warm Season Perennials

Fall is the time to cut these warm season perennials all the way down. Read story.

SEPTEMBER

14

2009

Botanical Tours

Four Seasons Biltmore Offers Guided Tours of Grounds

The Four Seasons Biltmore gives guided tours of its 22-acre grounds. Read story.

SEPTEMBER

11

2009

Harvest Treats

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Homegrown Peas and Potatoes

Homegrown peas and potatoes in a cream sauce make for a delicious feast. Read story.

SEPTEMBER

10

2009

Naked Ladies Bloom

Pretty Pink Bulbs Make Their Appearance

Slender stems rising out of baked earth, nodding with half a dozen or more perfect, pink trumpets. Read story.

SEPTEMBER

1

2009

Back-to-School Gardening

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Garden Plots are Springing Up All Over the Country

School gardens are springing up all over the country and no less so here in Santa Barbara. Read story.

AUGUST

28

2009

Master Gardener Classes

Hone Your Knowledge of Gardening Topics

Training program offers chance to hone your knowledge about many gardening topics. Read story.

AUGUST

26

2009

Water-Wise Gardening

Gardens Should Reflect the Scarcity of Water Available

In S.B. where the dry season is at least six months long even in wet years, our gardens should reflect the scarcity of water available. Read story.

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