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bmTipHeadline[0]="Vegetable Gardening: Beans"
bmTipDescription[0]="<p>" + bmTipFontTag + "Beans like rich, warm, sandy soil. In order to assist the soil be sure to dig deeply, and work it over thoroughly for bean culture. It never does to plant beans before the world has warmed up from its spring chills. There is another advantage in early digging of soil. It brings to the surface eggs and larvae of insects. The birds eager for food will even follow the plough to pick from the soil these choice morsels. A little lime worked in with the soil is helpful in the cultivation of beans.</span></p>"
bmTipHeadline[1]="Garden Blueprints"
bmTipDescription[1]="<p>" + bmTipFontTag + "If your garden is located in an area that gets direct sunlight for part of the time, and shade for the rest of the time, your flower choices are almost infinite. If your garden area is very sunny, on the other hand, consider planting flowers that not only enjoy sunlight, but can stand up to direct heat. A few good strong sunlight flowers are sunflowers (of course) and daylilies. If your area is more on the shady side, go for lower-light flowers such as irises, tiger lilies, or honeysuckle.</span></p>"
bmTipHeadline[2]="Perennials"
bmTipDescription[2]="<p>" + bmTipFontTag + "Perennials actually have a life cycle that extends past a single growing season and usually into three, four, or five years.</span></p>"
bmTipHeadline[3]="Annuals"
bmTipDescription[3]="<p>" + bmTipFontTag + "Annuals only last for a year. You plant them in the spring, enjoy them in the summer, and by fall they’re becoming next year’s fertilizer. In some cases, they will reseed themselves so you’ll see a similar plant the following year, but it will not be the same plant.</span></p>"


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