Try Asparagus For A Long Lived South Carolina Garden
Clemson horticulturist Dan Ezell explains asparagus can produce for 12 years or more with proper care. Start with one year crowns in a well drained bed, lime soil if needed, apply fertilizer and compost, plant crowns 14 inches apart, mulch, and harvest in the second year for a short period then extend in following year.
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Clemson University Extension Service Horticulturist
Grafting Camellias For A Colorful Winner
Clemson plant pathologist Luther Baxter recommends grafting a spring blooming ja ponica onto a rot resistant sasanqua to combine color with hardiness. He outlines selecting stock and scion, preparing the graft, binding, and care to ensure fusion and moisture.
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Clemson Extension Publishes 1982 Home Gardening Manual
The 1982 Clemson Extension Service home gardening manual is now available. It covers all phases of home vegetable planting with variety charts, planting times, spacing, and pesticide details. A 36 page guide is reprinted yearly to update regulations and varieties.
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Vegetable Rating Values Handy for Small Gardens
Clemson Extension horticulturist Dan Ezell reports a 10 point scale for vegetable yield value. Tomatoes on supports lead with nine, onions eight, several staples seven, many six, and pumpkins at the bottom with one point.
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Dan Ezell
Clemson University Extension Service
Container gardening offers space for vegetables at home
Yearning to garden but lacking space in a home or apartment? Grow on patios or windowsills in buckets and baskets. Clemson Extension lists tomatoes carrots okra lettuce and summer squash as suitable container crops with sun exposure and watering guidance.
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Expressions of love in a gusto marriage
A Valentine message urges gusto husbands to notice small daily loves. The piece recalls a husband jokingly praising a child at birth and encourages clipping the note for daily romance. The tone emphasizes practical affection rather than grand gestures.
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Love is the little things that add up to caring
Erma Bombeck offers a humorous list of how simple acts show love beyond words. Each line highlights small, everyday gestures like sharing chores, preparing coffee, or adjusting a car seat, culminating in a Valentine’s Day reminder that love shows in actions, not always in three words.
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