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11 DIY Gardening Projects for Older Gardeners

April 3, 2024 by Tamila McDonald Leave a Comment

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Gardening isn’t just for the young – it’s a fun activity that can work for everyone, regardless of age. For those of us who’ve seen a few more seasons, bending down to tend to our floral friends might not be as easy as it used to be. Fear not! We’ve dug up 11 gardening projects…

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Baby Boomers Rejoice! Discover How to Create a Lush Garden with Just Your Kitchen Scraps!

February 19, 2024 by Catherine Reed Leave a Comment

Create a Lush Garden with Just Your Kitchen Scraps

In an era where sustainability meets creativity, baby boomers are leading the charge in crafting lush, vibrant gardens from what many might consider waste. Kitchen scraps, often overlooked, are proving to be a goldmine for gardening enthusiasts. This guide will walk you through transforming your everyday kitchen scraps into a flourishing garden, making it not…

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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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Benefits of Community Gardens

February 14, 2022 by Kathryn Vercillo Leave a Comment

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I live in an apartment in San Francisco. I have a porch, windowsills with different light levels, and some counter space to do any gardening that I’d like to do. However, I don’t have a yard. Therefore, if I wanted to get serious about outdoor gardening, I would need to explore other options. That’s gotten…

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5 Reasons to Start a Garden This Spring

January 18, 2021 by Steph Coelho Leave a Comment

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  Normally,  I don’t need to think of reasons to start a garden. I’m intrinsically motivated to start anew each spring. In the dead of winter, I usually get incredibly excited about the prospect of gardening in March. As soon as the seed catalogs arrive, I start to plan. I dream about the new varieties…

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5 Best Plants for a Privacy Wall

July 7, 2020 by Steph Coelho Leave a Comment

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  A little bit of privacy can turn a plain outdoor space into a cozy oasis. Climbing, vining, and towering plants are perfect natural plant privacy wall options. With a plant privacy wall, there’s no need to fuss with the extra cost of lumber, fencing, or ready-made privacy accessories. Plants are a free, simple way…

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7 Garden Inspection Tasks for Thriving Plants

June 22, 2020 by Steph Coelho Leave a Comment

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Why do I bother walking through my garden multiple times a day? Let’s talk about my top garden inspection tasks. We’re in the midst of a heatwave in my neck of the woods and the garden is loving it. The heat-sensitive plants have all bolted and been pulled in favor of heat-loving edibles. I make…

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How to Revive Plants After Accidental Overwatering

How to Revive Plants After Accidental Overwatering

A plant drowning in kindness sounds like a contradiction, yet that’s exactly what overwatering does. One extra pour turns into two, and suddenly those once-perky leaves droop like they’ve given up on everything. The soil feels heavy, the pot looks innocent, and the plant sends distress signals that often get mistaken for thirst. That moment…

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Inexpensive Ways to Shade Plants During Hot Weather

Inexpensive Ways to Shade Plants During Hot Weather

The sun does not play around in peak summer, and plants feel every blazing second of it. Leaves scorch, soil dries out faster than expected, and even the hardiest greenery starts to look tired and overwhelmed. Anyone who cares about their garden knows that heat waves demand quick thinking and smarter strategies, especially when expensive…

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7 Things Earwigs Do in Gardens and When They Become a Problem

7 Things Earwigs Do in Gardens and When They Become a Problem

There is something dramatic about spotting an earwig curled up in a leaf, pincers poised like it just stepped out of a tiny action movie. These insects look intense, a little prehistoric, and maybe even a bit suspicious. But appearances rarely tell the whole story in a garden, and earwigs prove that better than most….

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What to Plant for Natural Pest Control Without Sprays

What to Plant for Natural Pest Control Without Sprays

The garden does not need chemicals to win the battle against pests. It needs strategy, a little creativity, and the right lineup of plants that know exactly how to hold their ground. Nature already built an entire defense system, and it works better than most store-bought sprays when used correctly. The trick lies in understanding…

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