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Nutritional information, healthy recipes, and bright ideas for fitness-minded gardeners.



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Pumpkins: Put On A Happy Face! : What’s not to love about pumpkins? They’re easy to grow, healthy to eat, and fun to carve into Jack O’Lanterns! [Read more...]
Douglas L. Bishop 10/29/2008 17:35
The Pecan: Tremendous Tree, Nutritious Nut: The pecan tree (Carya illinoensis) is a magnificent, shade-producing, specimen tree that yields a bounty of tasty nuts loaded with health-promoting goodness. [Read more...]
Douglas L. Bishop 9/30/2008 11:31
Blueberries: From The Hedge To The Fridge: Here’s another one of those great home gardeners dream plants, the blueberry, which makes an ideal landscaping hedge and produces one of the most nutritious berries you can eat. [Read more...]
Douglas L. Bishop 8/23/2008 13:41
Cantaloupe: A Juicy Fruit: A melon by any other name would taste as sweet. [Read more...]
Douglas L. Bishop 8/16/2008 10:59
Red Raspberries: Very, Very, Nutritious Berries: Pick them from your homegrown plants or from the produce market, red raspberries are a tasty and nutritious treat. [Read more...]
Douglas L. Bishop 8/6/2008 15:23
Watermelon: Tasty Nutrition From The Vine: What’s green on the outside, red on the inside, and delicious all the way through? [Read more...]
Douglas L. Bishop 8/2/2008 14:56
Honey: Homeopathic Treatment For Seasonal Allergies: “Let food be your medicine,” Hippocrates implored a couple of thousand years ago. Honey remains one of the best food/medicine choices available. [Read more...]
Douglas L. Bishop 6/1/2008 10:32
Almonds: The Garden Nut's Heart-Healthy Snack: The almond tree, which usually reaches no more than 15 feet in height, makes a nice addition to your residential landscaping plan. [Read more...]
Douglas L. Bishop 4/5/2008 12:29
Broccoli: A Dark Green Wonder Plant: This dark green wonder plant is fairly easy to cultivate in the home garden and is one of the most nutritious vegetables you can grow. [Read more...]
Douglas L. Bishop 3/30/2008 16:52

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