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promptly. To see if the garden is under attack, put out a board or invert a flower pot in the garden. The next morning, see if there are any slugs clinging underneath. If so, begin removing them by hand every few days to decrease their populations.
• Plan vegetable gardens with nutrition in mind. Compare the nutritional values of crops with the amount of space allotted them. For example, there are more vitamins and minerals in a block of spinach than in an equal amount of lettuce.
• Consider planting some ornamental gourds in the garden this year. After harvest in the fall, wash and dry them thoroughly and paint them with clear shellac. Place the gourds in a basket or bowl for an attractive centerpiece for Thanksgiving.
• Four to five layers of newspaper will serve as an effective mulch in the garden. Cover it with sawdust or straw to reduce the white glare and prevent it from blowing away.
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