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How to Grow a Garden That Survives Neglect

September 30, 2025 by Brandon Marcus Leave a Comment

You can grow a garden that survives neglect.

You love the idea of a garden. The smell of fresh herbs, the pop of colors from flowers, maybe even the satisfaction of biting into a tomato you grew yourself. But then reality hits: life gets busy, watering cans get dusty, and suddenly your “green oasis” looks more like a desert wasteland. Don’t worry—neglect doesn’t…

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