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How To Get Free Seeds From The Government by Steph Coelho At first glance, seeds seem like a relatively inexpensive purchase.…
Should I Use Enviro Ice On My Plants? by Kathryn Vercillo Every week, I receive food from Hungryroot. It's a great…
Using Shredded Paper As Garden Mulch by Steph Coelho Should you use shredded paper as garden mulch? Normally, I…
What Happens to Plants If You Use Enviro Ice on Them? by Kathryn Vercillo About a year ago, I wrote our first article about…

No Yard, No Problem: How Urban Gardening Is Changing City Life

Urban gardening is revolutionizing city living. No longer are concrete jungles drab and lifeless. Now, individuals are utilizing urban spaces and filling them with thriving green spaces. This includes community gardens in vacant lots. In many communities, an urban community garden is addressing food inequities and promoting healthy eating, especially for young adults. For example,…

Are Store-Bought Planters a Rip-Off? Try DIY Instead

Store-bought planters can cost you hundreds of dollars. Each one can run you on average around $30. Some designer pots cost hundreds of dollars each! If you’re trying to be cost-conscious, you may want to consider DIY planters. Here we’ll discuss why store-bought planters are a ripoff and also give you some DIY planter ideas….

15 Low-Cost Garden Ideas That Will Wow Your Neighbors

Creating a wow-worthy garden doesn’t have to break the bank. With a little creativity and repurposing items you may already have, you can create a stunning garden. Here are 15 low-cost garden ideas that are sure to impress your neighbors. All of these ideas can be brought to life for under $100. 1. DIY Planters…

Tiny Takeover: 8 Ways To Get Rid of The Ants In Your Garden

Ants may seem harmless, but when they invade a garden, they disrupt plant health, encourage pest infestations, and even damage soil structure. While some ants play a role in the ecosystem, certain species overpopulate, creating an imbalance that affects plant growth. Knowing how to control them without harming beneficial insects helps maintain a thriving garden….

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