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CT LIVE!: Learn to Grow Your Own Vegetables!
“Grow To Eat” is a new book by local authors, and Amanda Stanton from Stanton Small Business Marketing told us all about it!
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Once a Landscaper's Favorite, Many States Are Now Banning the Callery Pear
The Callery pear’s flowers stank, its branches flew off in the wind, and it had a nasty habit of spreading to where it wasn’t wanted. Now it’s being banned in some states as an invasive species.
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University Garden Uses Sheep to Mow Grass
Students at George Washington University hired sheep to mow the grass at their community garden for some natural lawn care.
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Experts Share Tips on Protecting Plants During Wacky Weather
Unseasonably warm weather has been fantastic for a lot of Connecticut people, but it’s not that great for the planting season. Tina Rizzo, from Wethersfield, is enjoying the warm weather in February. “It’s beautiful! You can’t beat weather like this!,” Rizzo, from Wethersfield, said. But Henry Vasel, the owner of Sunny Farm, a nursery in Rocky Hill, said it should still...