OK, YOU FOLKS are lucky today. Finally, after all these months of harping on you to pinch and prune your plants, we will learn how to use some of those plant tips for asexual reproduction.

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The Loess Hills chapter of Wild Ones, a nonprofit organization promoting native landscapes in Iowa, South Dakota and Nebraska ...

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Gardening expert Diarmuid Gavin reveals the common problem wreaking havoc over the nation's box hedges - and what can be done about it ...