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 Welcome to my website.
This site is focused on gardening in the Intermountain West, with our dry
conditions, some of our own insects and pests, and diseases indigenous to this
area.
If you’re a gardener from another part of the world, you’re welcome
too, but remember my suggestions may not suit your conditions.
The
secondary focus here is on handicapped gardening. You don’t have to let something like missing limbs
or other impairments keep you from
gardening.
Late January, early February,
newspaper and magazine reports confirm what many organic gardeners have known
for some time: supermarket foods are no longer as nutritious as they were 50
years ago. Why? Many agribusinesses are growing varieties that produce
quickly, and either there isn't time in the plant's life for it to produce
nutritious substances or else the soil's depletion prohibits that
nutrition.
Grow at least some of your own
food from heirloom seeds and get the nutrition you desire!
Printing any of
these pages will produce black print on white paper.
Send garden questions to me
at the e-mail address at the bottom of the page, and I will post them with answers in the Q and A section.
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2005 by
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