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Jasmin Malik Chua

By Jasmin Malik Chua
Jersey City, NJ, USA | Sun Nov 09 05:41:00 EST 2008

How to Go Green: Gardening


Hey green fingers, how green does your garden really grow? If you suspect that your pastoral idyll is breeding more toxic chemicals than prize hybrid-tea-rose bushes, then read on, my earth-moving friend. We'll have you footloose and pesticide-free yet, whether you're an intrepid landscape designer earnestly shaping topiaries to reenact the Fall of Troy or an apartment dweller content with a couple of potted begonias. The only question you need to ask yourself: Can you dig it?

 
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