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Digging In Under the Lindens Horticulturist Scott Aker answers your gardening questions. Garden Datebook Celebrate wildflowers at Brookside, take a spring garden tour at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens. Rally 'Round the Dogwood Despite disease, dogwoods still flourish, but plant them in a spot that receives light shade or full sun. A Cook's Garden A Cozy Crowd Plan a garden plot to put just-picked veggies on the table every day. Tip of the Week Spray new leaves of roses against black spot disease before spores have a chance to develop. House and Garden Tours Washington Walks offer s tours throughout the District. Now through Oct. 31, take two-hour walks, rain or shine, in various neighborhoods of the city. Meet outside Metro stations. Fee: $10 (kids $5). 202-484-1565. www.washingtonwalks.com/walking-tours.html. Tip of the Week Prepare beds for pots for culinary herbs. Digging In Flower Power Loss Horticulturist Scott Aker answers your gardening questions.
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