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How to build fences, gates and trellises of bamboo

4:27 PM Fri, Oct 19, 2007 | | Comments (4)
By Dave Weyermann    Email

The large images are resizable now, with scrollbars, and tools. Established bamboo. Click most photos to enlarge them.   Years ago, I met an elderly man who had a really nice bamboo grove. I bought some canes for trellises and......

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The night blooming cereus

5:45 PM Fri, Aug 03, 2007 | | Comments (6)
By Dave Weyermann    Email

For about eleven-and-one-half months of the year, the night blooming cereus is one ugly plant. It is basically a stick. Long and leggy, it needs to be supported by a trellis ( or tied to the porch railing as......

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Mesclun greens

2:52 PM Wed, Jun 20, 2007 | | Comments (2)
By Dave Weyermann    Email

Mesclun greens are pretty simple to grow and deliver a gourmet salad in a relatively short time. The ones I grew this year featured seven different types that all grow together because all the seeds are packed together. It......

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How I grow, nuke and grill asparagus

12:28 AM Sun, May 27, 2007 | | Comments (3)
By Dave Weyermann    Email

One of the first things to come up in the vegetable garden is asparagus. It’s the crop that keeps on giving, as asparagus can produce year after year without much fuss. It takes a few years to be able......

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