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Health Tip: Growing a Healthy Garden
By LadyLively on May 6, 2014

Growing your own garden is a great way to get physical activity, save money and eat healthier.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics offers these tips for growing your own garden:
- Measure available space to grow fruits and vegetables, making sure the area gets adequate sun.
- Find out which foods will grow best in your climate and allotted space.
- Use a testing kit to measure the quality of your soil.
- Start out with just a few plants and herbs, and don’t feel pressure to grow a huge garden.
Source: HealthDay
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