5 reasons to eat cabbage, corned beef recipe, shade veggies

5 Reasons You Should Eat Cabbage
If you haven’t eaten cabbage in a while, we urge you to look again at this healthy, unsung hero of the vegetable world. Want beautiful skin, to lose weight, a great immune system? See five great reasons to eat (and grow) cabbage!

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Cabbage
Traditionally, cabbage seeds were planted on St. Patrick’s Day in northern zones. Old-time farmers believed that to make them grow well, you needed to plant them while wearing your nightclothes! Here’s our Cabbage Growing Guide with instructions on how to plant and grow this hardy, leafy vegetable—...

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Vegetables to Grow in Shade
Not all of us are blessed with a sunny gardening space! See a list of vegetables (and fruit) that will grow in partial shade, vegetables that will NOT grow in shade, and tips to make the most of the light available in your garden. Plus, see three examples of garden designs for a partial-shade...

Soil Preparation: How Do You Prepare Garden Soil for Planting?
It all starts with the soil! Good fertile soil is the foundation of your entire garden. In our guide to soil preparation, we’ll help you get to know your soil type, teach you how to improve your garden soil quality, and get you started with preparing your soil for planting.

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Corned Beef and Cabbage

Many of us have grown to love some of the good dishes introduced to our table by friends and family with an Irish background.

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