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test garden 2012
The Organic Gardening Test Garden yielded a rainbow harvest in 2012.
how to build a storage clamp
Keep root vegetables fresh and crisp through the cold months in this traditional outdoor cache.
How to grow organic beets
A good scrub reveals the delicious beauty of the beet.
Growing cherry tomatoes is the best way for newbies to ease into gardening.
daikon radish by christa neu
These uncommon vegetables are short on glamour but rich with culinary possibilities.
your guide to planting tomatoes
Find out what you need to know to grow your best tomatoes.
An easy technique to train your tomatoes.
They're bigger and better than ever.
These 9 spring superfoods pack a mighty nutritional punch.
The Best of the 2011 Organic Gardening Magazine Test Garden
It was another successful year in the Test Gardens. Here are our favorites.
The Best Heirloom Vegetables from Organic Gardening's Test Garden in 2011
growing ramps or wild leeks
A quick guide to growing ramps
Brassicas: Cabbages, Broccoli, and more
Vegetables in the diverse brassica family are the tasty and nutritious stars of cool-season gardens.
growing eggplants organically
Who says you can't grow flavorful eggplants in your garden? The secret: Timing.
This little veggie packs a powerful punch in your favorite salad.
Spice up your garden (and your salad) with these flavorful little scallions.
sweet potatoes for the holidays
Sweet potatoes are a holiday staple, and with these tips, you can serve them homegrown.
Plant garlic in the fall for an early summer harvest
Plant garlic in fall and harvest it in summer.
Collard greens can tolerate cold and heat.
These leafy greens are rich in carotenoids and can ease allegy symptoms.
Versatile, decorative, and fun—gourds belong in every garden.
Grow greens with distinct flavors for a livelier salad bowl.
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