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[ad_1] Pinterest46577 Facebook235 When I first saw the gorgeous blooms on ranunculus flowers, I didn’t think growing them here in the low desert of Arizona was...
[ad_1] What to Plant After Potatoes: 10 Delicious Options Scroll Up This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By clicking accept you give us permission...
[ad_1] Have you ever been captivated by the stunning beauty of cacti plants? Of course you have. Their unique shapes, vibrant colors, and resilient nature make...
[ad_1] Mike Hands’ method of “Inga Alley Cropping” is a quite successful method of allowing tropical soils to continuously crop without wearing out: The Inga genus...
[ad_1] Perennials are the garden gift that keeps on giving. You plant them once and enjoy them for years to come. While fairly maintenance free, dividing...
[ad_1] Are you looking for great outdoor games to play with the kids? This list of fabulous nature games has 35 great ideas to inspire your...
[ad_1] Today we’re visiting with Helaine McDermott from western Connecticut. Pink hydrangea (Hydrangea arborescens, Zones 3–9) blooms behind a big clump of bear’s breeches (Acanthus mollis,...
[ad_1] This week, we are revisiting some of our favorite summer-centric Gardenista stories. Remember this one? Hydrangeas suffer from the same image problem as rhododendrons: they...
[ad_1] Like their cousins collard and mustard, turnip greens are perhaps best known for appearing alongside some type of fatty pork. While the pork brings the...
[ad_1] Learning about dahlia care is a great first step for beginners who want to grow these showy, colorful blooms in their gardens. With a little...
[ad_1] In the South, the mimosa tree (Albizia julibrissins) is a common nitrogen-fixing species which is: A: Constantly denigrated as being invasive and B: Never going...
[ad_1] From positives such as creation and passion to negatives like destruction and pain, the thought of fire conjures up many different things for different people....
[ad_1] If you’d like some garden inspiration, there are lots of gardening quotes and sayings to give you a boost. I’ve rounded up my favourite garden...
[ad_1] While freezing temperatures and a snow-covered ground may signal the main growing season is over, it doesn’t have to mean the end of fresh garden...
[ad_1] Today we’re visiting Francis’s garden in Hartsdale, New York. My hybrid hardy hibiscus (Zones 5–9) is a cross I made with the variety ‘Kopper King’....
[ad_1] This week, we are revisiting some of our favorite summer-centric Gardenista stories. Remember this one? A few summers ago, photographer Alison Engstrom and I took...
[ad_1] With winter coming on, there’s something reassuring about a well-stocked larder. And when it includes an abundant supply of apples for fresh eating and to...
[ad_1] Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgaris, (Cicla and Flavescens Groups) Swiss chard, B. vulgaris, is a type of beet. But instead of featuring a well-developed and flavorful root,...
[ad_1] If you’re deciding when to sow kale, there are a number of factors to consider. These include the time of year, your growing zone, your...
[ad_1] Broccoli, Brassica oleracea var. italica, is a cruciferous vegetable in the Brassicaceae, or cabbage family. It is a cool-weather crop that can be quite challenging...