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Hungry Hares
Strategies to protect your vegetable garden from rabbits.
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New Tomato Varieties
Try these All-American Selections winners in your garden.
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The New Leader in Asparagus
‘Millennium’ has emerged as the top choice of asparagus varieties in the Midwest. It’s high yielding, long lived, cold hardy, and adaptable to a wide range of soils.
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Growing Garlic in North Dakota
Fall is the time to plant garlic, and now is the time to purchase your bulbs.
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How to Thin Seedlings
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How to Thin Seedlings
The Best Peas for North Dakota
Which pea varieties grow best in North Dakota? These are the winners in our garden trials.
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Grow Your Own Garlic
Varieties of garlic from all over the world are available. Explore! Plant the cloves this fall, and you will be enjoying fresh and zesty garlic in your meals next summer.
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Horticulture For the Home: Building a Raised Garden Bed
There are many advantages to growing vegetables or flowers in a raised garden bed. NDSU Extension Horticulture Agent Todd Weinmann explains how to build a basic 4' x 4' raised garden bed.
Horticulture for the Home: Soil Testing
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