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[ad_1] Create a sustainable garden to help the environment and reduce your carbon footprint. You can get compost, mulch, and fresh food from it while mimicking...
[ad_1] Replacing your garden plants with drought-tolerant perennials is the smart choice for a low-maintenance garden that conserves water. For any hot hot summers, this can...
[ad_1] “…it’s impossible to get a sense of the real damage from inflation without looking at the cumulative inflation in necessities (the goods and services that...
[ad_1] If you want to pull fresh vegetables from your winter garden, consider planting late-season cabbage. Most varieties of this Brassica can survive a light frost,...
[ad_1] Cherry Ong recently visited Seattle’s Pike Place Market, which is a famous farmers market; however, she was focused not on the fresh produce for sale,...
[ad_1] Mother Fern, Asplenium bulbiferum With a name like mother fern, this plant must be the end-all-be-all, mother of all ferns, right? You wouldn’t be far...
[ad_1] 1. Estwing Fireside Friend Don’t let the petite size and light weight fool you – the Estwing Fireside Friend is a hatchet-sized maul that delivers...
[ad_1] With its distinctive flavor and fragrance, basil is a treasured kitchen herb that thrives in summer’s heat. Gardeners love its fast growth in response to...
[ad_1] Accidents happen. This is one of the universal truths of life, and it’s also true of pumpkins, my favorite fall fregetables. Take this scenario, for...
[ad_1] Freezing tomatillos is a great way to preserve them so you have some on hand whenever you need them. The process is easy, and frozen...
[ad_1] If you’re dealing with a camellia problem, it probably won’t help you to know that camellias are generally untroubled by pests. But take that as...
[ad_1] This is part of a series with Perfect Earth Project, a nonprofit dedicated to toxic-free, nature-based gardening, on how you can be more sustainable in...
[ad_1] If you’re looking for easy seeds to grow with children, it’s hard to beat growing sunflowers in pots. If you’re not gardening with children, sunflowers...
[ad_1] This is a very good interview over at A Way to Garden. Michael’s approach is very similar to mine (except I greatly dislike yoga): Michael:...
[ad_1] Joan Galloway is sharing the most recent phase of her gardening life with us today. I gardened for 30 years in British Columbia’s Pacific Northwest...
[ad_1] Fuchsia magellanica There is something so beautifully ephemeral about fuchsias. You don’t get the chance to know and understand them as intimately as you would...
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[ad_1] They work their way quite easily up walls. Virginia creeper, firethorn, and others such as ivies are good examples of this type. Tendrils are threadlike,...
[ad_1] Vigorous, varied and very, very tough, there’s a yucca for every occasion. These rough and ready succulents can be tall, leggy, and tree-like, or short,...
[ad_1] Okay, this isn’t fun anymore! It’s hard to keep our nursery plants happy in this heat. Despite repeated watering they’re getting burned leaves. It’s also...