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	Gardening Articles: Care :: Pests & Problems Features Get A Head By Jack Ruttle Cabbage is one vegetable that has been bypassed by the designer vegetable trend. You won't find it featured in fancy restaurants. Local nurseries don't pay much attention... more More Features: Spider Mites Crocus Weed Control Search and Browse: Browse all articles in this topic What's New Little Choices, Big Problems We are so lucky to live in California where earthquakes and droughts are our only major natural problems. I have never heard of anybody whose garden was damaged by an earthquake. Imagine living where hurricanes wipe out your greenhouse or where tornadoes sweep through your living room. Flooding occu ... [more] Also in the news: Propagation Station Holiday Gifts from the Gardener Plant Winterberry for Holiday Decorations Zip to Zone To find out your zone enter your zip and click "Go >"