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Spring Garden Prep Tips
Spring is right around the corner. We had a fantastic sunny and warm day at the end of February, reminding me to prepare for Spring. As the clouds parted and the sun shone down on my humble garden, it was time to get to work and prepare for spring. Preparation is the key to a…
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Best Bug Hotel Ideas
Discover the best bug hotel ideas to attract beneficial insects to your garden. Boost pollination and natural pest control with eco-friendly options.
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Top 5 Best Indoor Plants for Your Home
Discover the top 5 best indoor plants for low maintenance and air purification, including Snake Plant, Pothos, Spider Plant, Peace Lily, and ZZ Plant. Perfect for beginners!
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When do I harvest carrots and how can I ensure they are fully mature before I harvest them? Carrots are a popular vegetable crop in the US. They are a rich source of vitamin A and vitamin C, with a wide variety of colors available. They are an easy-to-grow crop that takes only 6-8 weeks…
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Let’s look at this guide on how to tell if a squash is bad and when it is best to harvest squashes before going bad. Squash is one of the most popular vegetables across America. They are versatile, easy to grow, and can be stored for months with minimal care. Many different types of squash…
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Planting cilantro in a pot provides you with an opportunity to grow your herbs even if you don’t have a garden. Cilantro is a herb that belongs to the family of cumin, coriander and parsley. The leaves of this plant are used in cooking different dishes like salads and soups. It has a sweet, yet…
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The difference between brown vs green compost is what most gardeners have been looking for and this article will inform you all about it. Composting is a great way to recycle organic matter into the soil. The best type of compost is made from the leftover parts of plants, particularly from kitchen scraps and garden…
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Peonies are a popular flower for vases, but they need proper care to thrive. Here’s how you can properly take care of your peony in one of the most common ways: by putting it in a container with water and adding fertilizer every few days. Peonies are a beautiful flower that grow in vases. They…
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Clipping or pinching the flower’s stem can cause it to wilt and die. This is called “deadheading,” which saves time, energy, and money in the off-season. By doing this right after your first frost date, you’ll have a head full of flowers for weeks on end! “How to deadhead shasta daisies” is a blog post…
