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Friday, September 18, 2020

Lessons learned from gardening: A personal essay

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Ashley Soliman/Staff

After trying my hand at gardening this summer, I experienced the transformation of cliche life lessons into personal growth and am taking you, dear reader, along for the ride.
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College Life

Sunday, June 21, 2020
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How to make your own mini quarantine garden

If you want fresh produce without the unwelcomed anxiety and stress you may experience at the grocery stores, we have the perfect solution for you. Follow these tips to start your new quarantine project — a tiny garden!
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Eating Berkeley

Friday, June 5, 2020
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It’s mint to be: 4 reasons why you should grow mint this summer

Easy to grow, versatile and useful in numerous ways, mint is a mighty little plant indeed. Whether you want to whip up a couple of sweet treats or fight the insects that have been plaguing your house, freshly grown mint can do it all.
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