Two Minutes in the Garden: Gardening Tips, Science, Myths - Test

Even in colder climates, you can have fresh veggies from your garden in the winter.

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Honey and willow water are often suggested as rooting hormones. But do they work? And why would you try them?

Avocados are very popular, but the seeds usually get thrown out. Is eating them a good idea?

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Banana peels are a good addition to compost, like many other kitchen scraps.

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There are better, safer alternatives to get any benefits baking soda may provide.

Coffee grounds can be used in the garden but may provide fewer benefits than you've heard.

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Dish soap is often recommended for use in the garden, but how safe is it?

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Is salt environmentally safe and harmless in your garden?

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Is household vinegar really a harmless and effective herbicide?

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Fall is a great time for planting trees, but when is it too cold and too late in the season?

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