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We wish you & your family health, happiness and good gardening in 2010!
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2010 ROSES just arrived!
Take a look!
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Great Plants and great advice to help them Grow!
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This month at the Kitchen Gardener, we're featuring the Holiday recipes of a guest chef who has long focused on cooking from the garden. Charlene Reis is the chef-owner of Summer Kitchen Bake Shop in Berkeley. ...
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Getting into the spirit.....Thinking about Christmas trees, thinking about conifers!
This week we're listening to "C is for Conifers" by They Might be Giants http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FijQbZeTG
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Illustration & animation by Courtney Booker. From TMBGs CD/DVD set Here Comes the ABCs. Available at iTunes and Amazon now! http://bit.ly/A-B-C
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Bring winter indoors with sweet-smelling greenery and colorful plantsand flowers. We have sustainably grown fresh cut Christmas trees, beautiful wreaths, poinsettia, cyclamen, rosemary, garland, swags, holiday planters and holiday gifts for everyone on your list!
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Happy Hour tomorrow! http://www.sloatgardens.com/enewsletter/
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Join us for our first Friday Happy Hour of the fall season. Visit any of our stores on Friday, November 6th from 3:30pm–5:30pm and receive 20% off your purchases.*
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Our November e-newsletter...
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Our gardening theme this November is fall planting, and so we've gathered a collection of basic supplies that every gardener will need to get the job done — and it's all on sale. You'll find a variety of items for fall planting; soil, fertilizer, plants, gloves, books and more. ...
Sloat Garden Center One unique aspect of our climate is that fall is planting time for at least as many things as spring is: The soil's still a bit warm and the hoped-for rains will let plants settle in without irrigation for a season. It's also the best time to buy plants for fall color - when you can interview them in person for the job. Read more: http://tiny.cc/smRC7
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It's no wonder we look for fall color in our gardens. So many of us hail from back East. We're conditioned to look for that glow in the face of shorter days, less sunshine and the oncoming dark half of the year.
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Cooking with leafy greens! http://www.sloatgardens.com/kitchen-gard
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Leafy green vegetables like cabbage, collards and kale are the unsung heroes of the vegetable family. Often relegated to the diminished role of garnish or at best, side dish, leafy greens are nutritious, ...
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from the Bay's Leigh Glaser and our own Jennie Strobel utilize household
items to create flower pots and arrangements using succulents! Great segment!! http://tiny.cc/p6JwT
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Salvage old items from around the house to reuse for container plants.