Deciduous fruit trees need careful pruning in the winter - San Jose Mercury News

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Deciduous fruit trees need careful pruning in the winter San Jose Mercury News The pruning these trees require is too specialized to explain in a few short paragraphs but can be researched for each particular type of fruit tree. Sunset publishes an excellent book called Fruit Tree Pruning that illustrates and explains the ... Are Your Fruit Trees Healthy And Happy?AboutMyArea all 4 news articles »

Tu Bishvat 2012: Environmental Jewish Holiday Celebrates Mystical Fruit - Huffington Post

Tu Bishvat 2012: Environmental Jewish Holiday Celebrates Mystical Fruit Huffington Post Most seders will include one or both of the following: praise for the seven species of fruit mentioned in the Torah and four glasses of wine paired with four fruit types. In Deuteronomy 8:8, the Torah praises the land of Israel for its native species: ... and more »

Grow your own mushrooms for flavor and savings - Philadelphia Daily News

Grow your own mushrooms for flavor and savings Philadelphia Daily News "My wife kind of rolls her eyes," he said. "But I couldn't rest thinking of all the downed oak trees just waiting to be cut into mushroom-growing logs." In his workshops, one of the first issues Aptaker tackles is what he calls "mushroom-phobia. and more »

News from the Farm: Gardening in February - Forest Blade

News from the Farm: Gardening in February Forest Blade From pruning fruit trees to planting roses, there is a lot to do around the yard and garden. February is the month to prune your fruit trees. This includes apples, pears, peaches, plums, and nectarines. Don't forget to prune your muscadine vines, too.

Bringing Justice Back to Tu B'Shvat - Forward (blog)

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Bringing Justice Back to Tu B'Shvat Forward (blog) One of the types of celebrations is the mystical Tu B'Shvat seder. It started in the 16th century, by Rabbi Yitzchak Luria, who took the New Year of the Trees and gave it an other-worldly spin. Through the ritual of the Tu B'Shvat seder, ... and more »