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Tag: Grow your own food

A zucchini with its flower still intact.
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Gardener grows giant, oddly shaped zucchini, and the internet calls it an Olympic torch

Fresh produce on a table.
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Gardener hauls in peppers, tomatoes, and cucumbers, then cans pickles, sauces, and salsas

A wooden table is piled with fresh cucumbers and jars of pickles.
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Gardener planted 4 cucumber plants, then got a summer's worth of salads, pickles, and agua fresca

A basket of raspberries.
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Canada gardener pulls 3 baskets of backyard raspberries as store-bought safety fears grow

A pair of young potato plants with green leaves growing amidst dried straw on the ground.
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He planted potatoes on bare soil, covered them with straw, and barely had to dig at harvest

A person holding soil in both hands, examining its texture against a background of tilled earth.
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Soil scientist tests forest, prairie, and marsh soil to see if garden inoculation works

A young tree surrounded by mulch and green plants in a landscaped yard with a pathway and a black house in the background.
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Midwest beginner plants a peach tree guild, starts plotting a lawn-free food forest

Potted plants on wooden pallets.
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Rural King marks tomato six-packs down to 10 cents as plants whither away

A man discusses corn silk and pollen while showcasing ripe corn on the cob in a sunny outdoor setting.
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Viral gardening video reveals why one missed corn silk can leave an ear full of gaps

People extracting honey.
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A 270-pound honey harvest reveals the sticky, all-day work behind every jar

A man in a blue shirt stands in a garden while another hand clips green tomatoes from a vine.
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Tomato vine tries to cheat with new fruit, but one snip helps grow bigger Better Boys

A Sugar Baby watermelon on a cutting board.
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Northeast gardener cuts Sugar Baby watermelon at 78 days, and it tastes more like cucumber

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