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	2010	2009
	Editor's Note Pregnant Onion a Great Breeder Bright Red on Valentine's Day Artichoke Plants from Seed Mail Order Seeds Getting to be a Bit Expensive Growing Little Red Potatoes Oriental Radish Well Worth the Garden Space Lost - My Favorite Tool Wrought-iron Plant Shelf Multi Tool Digs Dirt My Wife Claimed I Smelled Bad Look Closely, No Telling What You Might Find A Couple Buddies - One Leaves the Garden, the Other Is a Wait and See	Editor's Note * Varmint Proof Raised Beds Little-Leaf Cordia Readers Want to Know * Cute, Bothersome Little Creatures Avocado, Mango, Papaya and Pineapple

	2008	2007
	Down Memory Lane Anytime Garden Gifts * Getting Potted Choosing the Right Pot Where to Find the Right Pot(s) How to Plant Your Container * Seeds On the Sill Create a Certified National Wildlife Federation Habitat Room for Agave Agaves in the Landscape * Nice Shade of Blue Mellow Yellow Freezes in the Cold Garden Bed Remodel Leopard Leaf Squill Insect Extravaganza	From the editor * Trying to be Greener It Only Happens to the Other Guy Best Laid Plans... From Simple Garden to Estate Anticipation and the Ruby Glow How's That Patio Furniture Holding Up? * Box on a Stick Sneak Peek

	2006	2005
	Busy Spring Passiflora Passion Butterfly Magic Homemade Plant Labels More Quick Answers Flexible Buckets Row Cover Supports * Different Seasons, Different Crops Warm Season Vegetable Planting Guide Cool Season Vegetable Planting Guide St.Brigid Anemone * The Potting Bench Long Blades, Sharp Teeth Year-End Wrap	New Stuff On the Way Pick Your Own Produce * Chip, Chip, Chip, Shred The E·Z Reacher Rub-A-Dub Grow Your Own Scrub How Hot Is It? For You CSI Fans Seedling Cage and Grow Table Remodel Bagging Tomatoes & Cucumbers Shade Loving Heat Lovers * Pot Movers Oxalis, Iron Cross Getting Susie to Blush

	2004	2003
	No Way to End a Year - January, 2004 A Bit Anxious - March, 2004 Prime Time - April, 2004 Spring Behind, Summer Ahead - May, 2004 No Vacation from Gardening - June, 2004 Fab Five in the Garden - July, 2004 Tough Time to Garden - August, 2004 What Rainy Season? - September, 2004 Quick Answers, Once Again The Annoyed Gardener Oxalis Revisited Not Your Typical Palm Grow Tube, Two - A Follow-up * The Strawberry Adventures Did You Read the Label? * Tucson's Plumeria Guy	Could It be Spring All Ready - February, 2003 Prime Gardening Season - April, 2003 The Builder's Edition - May, 2003 Give Me a Cool Spot - June, 2003 Mystery Solved - July 2003 Potted Plants Get a Summer Vacation - August, 2003 Good-Bye Summer, Hello Fall - September, 2003 Now's the Time - October, 2003 Things Worked Out - November, 2003 Another Year Winds Down - December, 2003 * Totally Tubular * Tacoma, Washington? No, Tecoma stan * Compost Sifters Starting Seeds Under the Lights This One Is for the Birds This Euphorbia Never Stops Blooming What's It?

	Fall, 2002	Summer, 2002
	It's Time to Boogie in the Garden - October, 2002 Gardening Gets Simpler - November, 2002 No Time to Garden - December, 2002 The Tucson Botanical Gardens Amaryllis Carryover * The Cactus Dish Garden Simple Pot Tree Another Bubbly * Oh So Sensitive Observations	Give Me Rain and Cooler Temps - July, 2002 A Little Rain, Wind & Destruction - August, 2002 Looking Forward to Change - September, 2002 * Tucson's Farmers Markets More Quick Answers * Gardening Software Review Fun Summer Bulbs Bubbly Backyard Spring Observations
	Spring, 2002	Winter, 2002
	Where Does the Time Go? - March, 2002 Is It Time for SPA? - April 1, 2002 Are We There Yet? - April, 2002 Kick Back, a Little - May, 2002 Throwing in the Trowel - June, 2002 Elephant's Food - A Plant With Possibilities Don't Ignore This Summer Weed * A Multifaceted Trellis Plant Support With Substance Hens & Chicks Without the Eggs Houseplant Mister	It's a Whole New Year - January, 2002 Spring Just Around the Corner - February, 2002 Watch That Water Meter Not a Good Neighbor * Tackling the Landscape Simple Plant Mover Stringy Parasite

	Fall, 2000	Summer, 2000
	Brick Raised Beds Attracting Birds The Bird Gallery * Hanging Baskets Till Me More Extreme Measures The Big Stink * Quick Answers 'Tis the Season Observations	* Small Trees Barrel Cactus Onions Coleus Tree * Summer's Day Project Out the Window, IV Observations
	Spring, 2000	Winter, 2000
	* Potted High Places Missing Clean Machine Observations	New Year Resolutions Out the Window, III Name the Culprit Bummer The Zinnia Patch * House Plant Magic Observations

	Fall, 1999	Summer, 1999
	* Making More Plants Growing Herbs Useful Reading Tohono Chul Park * The Garden Bench Garden Critters Out the Window, II Observations	Solarizing the Soil Garden Photography Burnt Adobe * Survival Mode Out the Window Observations
	Spring, 1999	Winter, 1999
	* Good Potting Soil Funny Little Stones More Drip Bad Answers Ugly Roots Observations	* Rocky River Beds * Time to Prune Confessions of a Tree Killer Pruning Tips Planning for Spring Prickly Pear Pest Observations

	November/December, 1998	September/October, 1998
	Garden Catalogs Starting Seeds Frost Protection * Nursery Survey	Greenhouse Madness, Part 2 * The Lettuce Factory Winter Bedding Plants * Software Review Observations
	July/August, 1998	May/June, 1998
	The Big Garlic Adding Drip * Greenhouse Madness Greenhouse Madness, Continued More Greenhouse Madness In the Landscape Observations	Ag. Extension Saving Water * Staking Trees Surviving the Heat Observations
	March/April, 1998	January/February, 1998
	Garden Smarts Composting Vegetables Crop Selection Landscape 101 * Garden Art	* Soil Seeds & Plants Water Insects & Pests The Garden Tool Observations

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