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Sign of spring - guerrilla gardeners fight with a BC university

Ah, tis spring, the time of year when thoughts of gardening occupy one's thoughts. For a British Columbia university, spring has meant a surprise fight with a group of guerrilla gardeners who insist on planting vegetables in front of the library.

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Boom in vegetable seed sales in U.S., Europe

Homeowners across the United States and Europe are clearly planning to raise more vegetables this spring: large seed companies on both continents report sudden booms in sales of vegetable seeds to millions of homeowners.

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VIDEO: China's vegetable medley

Two brothers in Beijing are playing music ranging from traditional Chinese songs to western pop on instruments made entirely from vegetables.

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Popcorn Packs Antioxidants, Study Finds

Alethea Turner reports: When it comes to antioxidants, popcorn may have fruits and vegetables beat. A new study suggests that one serving of popcorn has more antioxidants than a day’s worth of fruits or vegetables, based on the average American diet. “Popcorn may be the perfect...

Fruit and veg 'give healthy glow'

Even a few weeks of eating fruit and vegetables could improve your skin colour, it is claimed.

'Fewer crisps' for healthy teens

Teenagers in England are eating less fatty food and more vegetables than previous generations but some are skipping meals to lose weight, according to research.