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The 8 Easiest Vegetables to Grow (Even If You’ve Killed Every Plant Before)

June 17, 2025 by Teri Monroe Leave a Comment

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Think you have a black thumb? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Many people struggle to keep plants alive, but growing your own vegetables doesn’t have to be complicated. Some veggies are incredibly forgiving, even for total beginners. Most of them grow like weeds! Whether you’re planting in a backyard garden, on a balcony, or in…

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This Unusual Watering Schedule Is Saving Gardens During Heatwaves

June 13, 2025 by Teri Monroe Leave a Comment

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Gardeners are rethinking when and how they water to keep plants thriving in extreme heat. According to the World Meteorological Organization, as climate change intensifies, heat waves are becoming more frequent and severe. For gardeners, this presents a tough challenge. How can you keep plants alive without wasting precious water? It is possible, according to…

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The One Plant You Shouldn’t Put Next to Tomatoes – According to Gardeners

June 6, 2025 by Teri Monroe Leave a Comment

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Tomatoes are a staple in many home gardens, and for good reason. They’re versatile, delicious, and relatively easy to grow. But if you’re planning your garden layout, there’s one important rule to follow. Don’t plant tomatoes next to potatoes. Here we’ll discuss why planting these two next to each other is a big no-no. Why…

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That Slope in Your Backyard Is Destroying Your Home

June 3, 2025 by Teri Monroe Leave a Comment

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If you have a slope in your backyard that seems to be getting worse over time, it’s pretty common. But without proper treatment, it can cause significant damage. A poorly graded slope, improper drainage, or heavy runoff can ruin your home’s foundation, walls, and landscape. Here we’ll discuss why a slope in your backyard can…

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Are You Feeding Your Plants Wrong? Here’s a Cheaper, Better Way

May 27, 2025 by Teri Monroe Leave a Comment

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Feeding your plants properly can be tricky and costly. Overfeeding and underfeeding can cause serious problems with your plants. Plus, you’re probably throwing away money on expensive and unnecessary things, like fertilizers. What if we told you that there’s a better and cheaper way to feed your plants? You won’t have to sacrifice nutrition or…

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10 Recycled Materials That Make Your Garden Better (and Cheaper)

May 20, 2025 by Teri Monroe Leave a Comment

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Like the saying goes, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. This is especially true when you’re trying to garden on a budget. Don’t throw out your waste; instead, get creative! Repurposing things like recycled materials is not only cost-effective but also sustainable. Here are 10 things that will improve your garden and are cheaper…

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15 Low-Cost Garden Ideas That Will Wow Your Neighbors

May 6, 2025 by Teri Monroe Leave a Comment

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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…

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9 Gardening Techniques That Are Surprisingly Controversial

April 18, 2025 by Tamila McDonald Leave a Comment

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Gardening may seem like a peaceful hobby, but certain practices have sparked debates among enthusiasts and experts alike. From unconventional methods to environmental concerns, some gardening techniques challenge traditional norms and stir controversy. Understanding these hot topics can help you form your own opinions and make thoughtful choices for your garden. Let’s dive into nine…

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Are You Poisoning Your Garden? 6 Organic Pest Control Methods That Work

March 18, 2025 by Vanessa Bermudez Leave a Comment

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Are you tired of those pesky critters munching on your plants? It’s time to ditch the harmful chemicals and embrace organic pest control for your garden vegetables. Not only will you be saving the environment, but you’ll also be growing healthier, tastier veggies. So, let’s dive into six trendy and effective organic pest control methods…

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From Coffee Grounds to Eggshells: 10 Homemade Fertilizers You Already Have at Home!

March 8, 2025 by Vanessa Bermudez Leave a Comment

From Coffee Grounds to Eggshells 10 Homemade Fertilizers You Already Have at Home!

Looking to give your plants a nutrient boost without spending a fortune on store-bought fertilizers? Look no further than your kitchen! Homemade fertilizers are a natural and effective way to nourish your garden with items you already have at home. Here are 10 amazing DIY fertilizers that will keep your garden thriving. 1. Coffee Grounds…

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Your Fall Garden Could Be Cheaper to Start Than Your Spring Garden

Your Fall Garden Could Be Cheaper to Start Than Your Spring Garden

Spring gets all the gardening glory, but fall has a sneaky advantage: it can cost less to get growing. The season favors vegetables that handle cooler weather, many of which grow beautifully from inexpensive packets of seed rather than trays of pricey transplants, heat-loving plants, and all the gear that comes with them. That difference…

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7 Garden Plants You Should Stop Fertilizing as Summer Ends

7 Garden Plants You Should Stop Fertilizing as Summer Ends

Fertilizer is like the garden equivalent of a helpful snack. A little boost seems harmless, especially when plants still look green and productive, but late-summer feeding can sometimes encourage exactly the kind of growth a plant does not need heading into cooler weather. For several common garden plants, August and early September mark the point…

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Should You Keep Watering Your Garden the Same Way Once September Arrives?

Should You Keep Watering Your Garden the Same Way Once September Arrives?

September can fool a gardener into watering the garden exactly as they did in July. The calendar says summer has nearly packed its bags, but the soil may still dry quickly on warm afternoons, especially around thirsty vegetables, newly planted perennials, and containers. As temperatures gradually cool and daylight shortens, plants generally lose water more…

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9 Vegetables You Can Still Plant in September for a Fall Harvest

9 Vegetables You Can Still Plant in September for a Fall Harvest

September does not mean the vegetable garden has packed its bags for the year. In many areas, gardeners can still plant a surprisingly good lineup of cool-season vegetables and harvest them before winter arrives. This involves choosing crops that handle cooler temperatures and matching planting dates to the local first frost date. Some vegetables grow…

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