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Tips to Prevent Winter Plant Damage

December 7, 2022 by Ali Southerland Leave a Comment

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  Winter plant damage can come from several places: storm damage, frozen roots, and damage to foliage from cold temperatures and strong winds. But with some planning and hard work, you can prevent these types of damages on your precious plants. Protecting Foliage Covering Trees/Shrubs If you fear that the leaves or needles of your…

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Tips for Keeping Your New Pup Out of Your Garden

November 7, 2022 by Erin Leave a Comment

There are a couple of reasons you need to keep your new pup out of your garden. A garden can be a dangerous place for a young dog. Of course, you work hard to keep your garden just so, and you do not want all that hard work to be for nothing. These tips will…

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Year Round Guide: What to Plant in Each Growing Season

October 4, 2022 by Ali Southerland Leave a Comment

what to plant in each season woman planting pepper plant

  Planning what to plant each season can be fun as you dream of all the delicious things your kitchen garden will bring you, but you should know your hardiness before you start buying plants. Your Zone The USDA has divided America into hardiness zones. A hardiness zone is a geographical area that determines which…

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4 Ways to Autumn-ify Your Garden on a Budget

September 29, 2022 by Erin Leave a Comment

This is the time of year when people start to think about the number of ways that they can ‘autumn-ify’ their garden to make it look precisely the way that they want it to look. It can be a challenge to change things up every season, but it may make sense to do so in…

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What to Plant in your Fall or Winter Garden

September 6, 2022 by Ali Southerland Leave a Comment

  Tending a fall or winter garden can give you a new appreciation for usually bitter vegetables. Cool-weather crops react to frost by making more sugars resulting in deliciously different-tasting harvests. Not sure what to plant for a cool-weather garden? Beets, Carrots, Rutabagas, and Other Root Vegetables Many of these veggies thrive in cold weather….

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How to Create a Life of Growing Your Own Food

August 16, 2022 by Erin Leave a Comment

Growing your own food can be incredibly beneficial for you and your family. The food supply chain can be complex and easily disrupted. When you grow your own, you get some peace of mind about it. But getting to that point can be difficult. Here are some tips on how to create a life growing…

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4 Gardening Tips You’ve Never Thought Of

July 21, 2022 by Erin Leave a Comment

Gardening is an amazing hobby to take up thanks to all the benefits that it has to offer. It may be a bit of a learning curve to know how to do it well, however, because of the sheer volume of information surrounding gardening. Here are four helpful tips to make it easier for you…

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Even a Small Outdoor Area Can Become a Productive Garden

July 20, 2022 by Erin Leave a Comment

Have you ever looked at your tiny outdoor area and thought there’s no way you could ever grow anything in there? Well, think again. With a little creativity, even the smallest outdoor space can be transformed into a productive garden. Whether you’re thinking of growing your favorite herbs or veggies, there are many ways to…

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Are Old Tires Toxic to Plants?

May 30, 2022 by Kathryn Vercillo Leave a Comment

Old Tires Toxic to Plants

Some people like to use old tires in their gardening. However, you might wonder, “are old tires too to plants?” It’s important to think about those things, especially if you eat food from your garden. How To Use Old Tires In Your Garden There are so many great, fun ways to use old tires in…

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10 Techniques To Increase Germination Rate of Seeds

April 18, 2022 by Kathryn Vercillo Leave a Comment

Techniques To Increase Germination Rate of Seeds

Germination refers to the process of a seed becoming a plant. Some people don’t mind a very slow process. They’ll plant flowers that take two years to show their colors. However, sometimes you want an experience a little bit closer to instant gratification. While no plant is going to germinate overnight, there are techniques to…

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9 Things Gardeners Should Never Throw Away at the End of Summer

9 Things Gardeners Should Never Throw Away at the End of Summer

The end of summer can turn a productive garden into a surprisingly useful pile of leftovers. Those dried seed heads, fallen leaves, spent plants, and half-empty bags of garden materials may look like cleanup chores, but many can give next season’s garden a head start. The trick involves knowing what deserves a second act and…

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The end of summer can make garden centers look a little different. The bright annuals lose their starring role, patio displays start shrinking, and shelves that once held rows of gardening goodies suddenly have clearance signs. That shift creates a useful shopping window for gardeners who know which supplies make sense to buy now rather…

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Garden Plants You Should Stop Fertilizing as Summer Ends

Garden Plants You Should Stop Fertilizing as Summer Ends

As summer starts running out of steam, your fertilizer routine deserves a second look. Continuing to feed certain garden plants simply because they still have green leaves can encourage tender new growth at exactly the wrong time, leaving plants less prepared for the cooler weather ahead. That does not mean every plant needs to go…

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

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September may look like the vegetable garden’s closing time, but somebody forgot to lock the door. As summer crops fade, cool-season vegetables are just getting interested, and several can still go into the garden in September for a fall harvest. The trick involves choosing vegetables that tolerate cooler weather and matching planting time to the…

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