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June 2008
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NEW ITEM:
A Guide to Attracting Beneficial Insects
We
design our gardens for beauty, drought-tolerance, shade tolerance -why not the
ability to nurture beneficial insects?
Managing garden bio-diversity is a
fascinating and relatively new aspect of pest control.
This eight page illustrated guide describes the
major beneficial insects that are especially attracted to flowers and the types
of plants and flowers that they favor.
Click
Here to Order
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Make Your Own Herbal Cosmetics

Having an abundance of herbs is a luxury every gardener can afford. Use them to
make your own natural herbal cosmetics. Read Renee's article and recipes in
Make Your Own Herbal Cosmetics
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In the Trial Garden
We have completed trials of sweet peas and poppies and will be
looking at different color combinations of nasturtiums as well as annuals for decorative
patio pots.
Lindsay is laying out our new hummingbird and butterfly garden
designs, and testing many heirloom pole beans and windowbox
tomatoes.
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Recipe of the Month
Herbal Jellies
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Renee in the News
The
New York Times highlights Renee's zinnia varieties in
"In the Spring Garden"
Organic Gardening Online features Renee's tips for growing mesclun
lettuce.
"Apricot
Blush" Zinnias
Renee was a featured speaker at Sunset Magazine's Celebration Weekend in Menlo Park, CA
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Best Wishes,
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