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Soil Test Warning: What North Carolina Gardeners Are Finding in Their Yards This January

January 15, 2026 by Brandon Marcus Leave a Comment

Soil Test Warning: What North Carolina Gardeners Are Finding in Their Yards This January

January is not just a month for cozy sweaters and hot cocoa—it’s turning into a revelation for North Carolina gardeners. Across the state, backyard enthusiasts are rolling up their sleeves and digging into something a little less glamorous than snowdrifts: their soil. Soil tests done this month are yielding results that are both surprising and…

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6 Reasons Your Winter Plants Are Dying and What to Do About It

December 9, 2025 by Brandon Marcus Leave a Comment

There Are Many Reasons Your Winter Plants Are Dying And What To Do About It

Winter can be brutal—not just for humans, but for the plants you’ve nurtured all year. One day, your leafy friend looks vibrant and lively, and the next, it’s drooping, yellowing, or losing leaves faster than you can say “frostbite.” It’s frustrating, heartbreaking, and honestly, a little mysterious. How can plants that thrived in summer suddenly…

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