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Home Gardening

The COVID-19 pandemic brought about social distancing, self-isolation, and movement control orders, leading to an increased demand for food and disruptions in the supply chain. Consequently, home gardening gained popularity as a productive and environmentally friendly activity, inspiring Penang residents to grow their greens.
Pavitira Manogaran, Nur Aliah Mansor
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Home and Garden

2023
David Rudlin, Vicky Payne, Lucy Montague
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Small fruit in the home garden

2013
Success with a small fruit planting will depend upon the attention given to all phases of production.
Relf, Diane, Williams, Jerome D.
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Better Homes and Gardens

Manoa, 2002
The boy decided he was in a time warp. No computers, no AC, no FM radio, no security cameras. High tech for the motel was the neon sign outside blinking VACANCY, and the last guest had signed the motel clerk's ledger two weeks ago. The clerk's name was Ramirez, and the boy could swear he saw a fine blanket of cobwebs tying him to his chair.
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Tree fruits in the home garden

2013
Revised
Relf, Diane   +1 more
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Prison, Home, Garden

By romanticizing the prison, the aesthetic register of the carceral idyll insists that incarceration can be successful as long as it takes place under the right conditions, thus keeping the prison available for social acceptance over time. This chapter offers a close reading of Robert Glas’s art exhibition Justice Beyond Revenge. Recalling Louk Hulsman
Hanneke Stuit, Kate Herrity
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Home Food Gardening in Canada in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Sustainability, 2021
Janet Music   +2 more
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Rhubarb in Home Gardens

2018
The rhubarb plant, a buckwheat family member, is used in making pies, sauces, and tart food items due to its low oxalic acid content and moderate calcium and potassium content.
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Homes and Gardens

2016
John Fiske, Bob Hodge, Graeme Turner
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Stay home, stay safe, stay green: The role of gardening activities on mental health during the Covid-19 home confinement

Urban Forestry and Urban Greening, 2021
Angelo Panno   +2 more
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