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How to Design and Plan Your Dream Greenhouse Or Shed

March 14, 2023 by Susan Paige Leave a Comment

A greenhouse is a fantastic way to grow your plants and vegetables. It provides the right conditions for photosynthesis, the process whereby plants use sunlight to make food in their leaves. Greenhouses are great for growing plants in the winter and can be used for many different types of horticulture. However, it is essential to…

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Top 8 Edible Plants You Can Grow in Winter

January 16, 2023 by Ali Southerland Leave a Comment

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When temperatures start to drop, many people think gardening has to stop. That’s not true. Here are the top 8 edible plants you can grow in winter. Tons of edible plants can survive winter temperatures, rain, and poor soil drainage conditions. And purple varieties, in particular, contain a compound (anthocyanin) that helps prevent root rot…

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Gift Exchange Ideas With Fellow Gardeners

December 14, 2022 by Ali Southerland 2 Comments

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Giving gardeners thoughtful and useful gifts is easy! I will provide you with a few ideas for great gifts for fellow gardeners so you can find a touching gift for the important gardener in your life (even if that’s you!). Multitools Multitools are a small collection of tools that usually fold into a rectangular shape…

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Gardens Add Life and Equity to Your Home

December 12, 2022 by Susan Paige Leave a Comment

When it comes to investing in a new home, the one word you always want to keep in mind is equity. The more equity you build up in your home the more valuable it will be should you decide to sell one day.  Or, part of your retirement plan might include applying for reverse mortgage….

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Winter Garden Tasks

December 7, 2022 by Ali Southerland Leave a Comment

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  Even if you are not growing a winter garden, you can still do plenty of winter garden tasks. Winter garden chores can be split into planning and chores. Planning Winter is an excellent time to plan your next year’s garden. Planning your garden is split to into these steps. Inventory Before you list things…

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Good Bugs for the Garden

November 14, 2022 by Ali Southerland Leave a Comment

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  How much gardening media is consumed with pest control topics? Gardening store shelves are filled with pesticides, and organic gardening books are full of tactics to beat bugs with more natural tools. But having a bug-free garden is a bad thing. Here are some good bugs for the garden. Why are Bugs Beneficial to…

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Cheap Ways to Improve Garden Soil

November 3, 2022 by Ali Southerland Leave a Comment

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  Soil is the heart of your garden. And if we want to keep our gardens healthy and producing plenty, it’s essential to care for the soil diligently. Here are some practical and cheap ways to improve garden soil. Fertilizer When people think of improving soil, they most often think of adding fertilizer. This is…

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How to Keep Gardening from Being Boring

October 26, 2022 by Ali Southerland Leave a Comment

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Most of the time, growing a kitchen garden is a somewhat predictable task. Many people grow the same things year after year. And that’s great because it means they eat something they love that are nutritious and delicious. But I encourage people to grow at least one new or challenging thing each year. Growing an…

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6 Health Benefits of Gardening: How It Boosts your Physical and Mental Health

October 12, 2022 by Ali Southerland Leave a Comment

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The health benefits of gardening are not limited to supplying your food. Gardening is also a form of self-care. You can reap several tangible benefits from growing your food, including physical and mental changes. Improves Mood Exercise, eating more veggies, and sunlight are all linked to improved mood. Exercise and eating more veggies keep your…

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2 Homemade Fertilizers You Can Sell

October 12, 2022 by Ali Southerland Leave a Comment

hand fertilizing young plant homemade fertilizers you can sell

Looking to make extra money? Mixing up homemade fertilizer is a great side hustle for gardeners.  What is fertilizer? I want to discuss fertilizers. They are anything you add to the soil to make it a hospitable place for plants. They can be organic or non-organic.    When looking at fertilizers, they seem to come…

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Spring struts in with bright blooms and longer days, yet it often carries a sneaky trick up its sleeve—a late frost that can wipe out tender plants in a single chilly night. Garden beds that looked lush and promising at sunset can greet the morning with wilted leaves and blackened stems. That sudden reversal frustrates…

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5 Soil Additions That Improve Results Within Weeks

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Gardens rarely fail because plants lack effort; they fail because soil quietly underperforms beneath the surface. Strong, thriving plants always start with living, nutrient-rich soil that supports roots like a dependable foundation. When soil lacks structure, nutrients, or microbial life, even the best seeds struggle to shine. The good news arrives quickly for anyone willing…

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Why Tomatoes Grow Leaves but Delay Fruit Production

Tomato plants often look like overachievers early in the season, bursting with lush green leaves that promise a future of juicy harvests. Then the waiting game begins—and somehow, those fruits refuse to show up on schedule. That leafy explosion might look impressive, but it often signals an imbalance that keeps plants focused on growth instead…

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