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6 Tips To Revive Wilted Plants

January 24, 2022 by Kathryn Vercillo Leave a Comment

I mentioned recently that I have a little bit of a brown thumb. However, I’ve kept at gardening and learning about plants. I’ve improved over time. Along the way, I’ve picked up lots of tips to revive wilted plants. I wanted to share some of those with you today. What Causes Plants to Wilt? I…

Does My Brown Thumb Make Gardening a Waste of Money?

January 17, 2022 by Kathryn Vercillo Leave a Comment

I have a confession to make: I have a bit of a brown thumb. In other words, I’m not that great at gardening. I have let more plants die than I’d like to admit. And yet, I keep trying to grow them and learning from my mistakes. Does this mean that gardening is a waste…

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…

How To Get Free Seeds From The Government

At first glance, seeds seem like a relatively inexpensive purchase. However, when buying several varieties, the cost can really add up quickly. A frugal gardener knows that there are plenty of ways to find seeds for cheap or free. Here’s how to get free seeds from the government. Getting Free Seeds From the Government The…

Growing Food? These 7 Companion Plant Combos Can Double Your Yield

If you’re growing your own food, you’re probably already thinking about the basics, like sunlight, watering, and soil. But there’s another trick that gardeners swear by. It’s called companion planting. By finding the perfect companion plant pairs, you can naturally boost growth, reduce pests, and even improve flavor. Many of these companions will add fullness…

How to Start a Frugal Grocery Garden for Less Than $20

With grocery prices climbing and fresh produce often short-lived, starting your own budget-friendly grocery garden can be a smart way to save money and enjoy fresh food year-round. And the best part? You don’t need a big yard or a big budget. In fact, you can start a simple and productive garden for under $20….

7 Low-Maintenance Flowers That Thrive With Little Water

Love the look of a vibrant garden but don’t want the hassle of constant watering? Especially in the summer, things like water bans and dry climates can be especially challenging to maintain your garden. These low-maintenance flowers are perfect for dry climates or busy gardeners. They’re not just tough, they’re beautiful, too. Here are 7…

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