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	Gardening Articles: Edibles :: Vegetables Features Bears By National Gardening Association Editors In bear country, these lumbering creatures can cause extensive damage to berry patches and gardens, and can be a threat to people if crossed. Although they are considered... more More Features: A Calendar of Carrots Sweeter Sweet Corn Pickleworm Search and Browse: Browse all articles in this topic Zip to Zone To find out your zone enter your zip and click "Go >" Tip of the Day Control Hollyhock Rust Orange spots on leaves indicate hollyhock rust disease. Under warm, rainy conditions the fungus splashes onto the lower leaves and spreads throughout the plant. Mulch plants early in the season with hay or straw to stop this disease.