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[ad_1] So, you planted a bed of turnips in your garden this season. You cared for your plants, thinning, mulching, watering, managing pests, and watching them...
[ad_1] Alice Fleurkens is welcoming us into her Sweaburg, Ontario, garden today. It has been a bad year for bugs—thousands of Japanese beetles it seems—and they...
[ad_1] 8. Replace wooden decks, fences, and boardwalks with nonflammable materials. Consider putting in a stone or concrete patio instead of a deck, and perhaps metal...
[ad_1] Today, climate change and the increasing concern for a greener environment and public health have made the demand for natural and eco-friendly solutions in many...
[ad_1] 1. Celosia Suited to USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11, celosia, aka cockscomb (Celosia spp.), sports velvety, flame-like plumes in maroon, orange, pink, purple, red,...
[ad_1] Collaborative post The evolution of building facades is a testament to human ingenuity in the ever-evolving world of architecture. Modern architecture has undergone a fascinating...
[ad_1] Collaborative post Why house extensions? Beyond just additional space House extensions are more than just tacking on extra square footage. It’s about shaping your living...
[ad_1] Chances are, there’s a hidden vegetable growing in your garden right now! If you grow radishes, then you’re well on your way to enjoying radish...
[ad_1] In his book Forest Gardening, food forest pioneer Robert Hart estimates that a family could be fed from a half-hectare temperate climate food forest. Of course,...
[ad_1] Collaborative post In a world where families are constantly juggling expenses and striving to make the most prudent financial decisions, choosing between buying and leasing...
[ad_1] Colchicum spp. Autumn crocuses, Colchicum spp. are not crocuses at all. While they may resemble those familiar spring-blooming members of the iris family, Colchicum is...
[ad_1] Garlic is such a phenomenal bulb that there’s an entire California restaurant devoted to it. The original location is in San Francisco and it’s called,...
[ad_1] Today we’re visiting Yvette Pearson. The gardens at the Pearson home reflect the many memorable years with our family and friends. When we moved here...
[ad_1] Green coriander seeds, crushed as a filler or topping for bakes (like this pillowy milkbread stuffed with chicken of the woods mushrooms), are brighter in...
[ad_1] You’ve harvested the last of your squash, beans, and tomatoes. And now you are thinking about your more cold hardy crops. You may have heard...
[ad_1] Do you have a patio garden? Swiss chard is one of those plants that seems positively made for growing in containers in small spaces. It...
[ad_1] TPO Membrane (Thermoplastic Polyolefin Reinforced Membrane) is a high-tech polymer roofing material. It combines an EPDM membrane’s elasticity with a PVC membrane’s strength. These physical...
[ad_1] 3. Neutral pH Another reason your crops may fail to produce is because your soil is too acidic or too alkaline. Again, a soil test...
[ad_1] True to its name, American beautyberry is certainly a beauty, and a plant – once you’ve had a sampling – you might want more of....
[ad_1] So you planted a rutabaga patch this year. If you’re anything like me, you are walking through your garden every day, impatiently awaiting the moment...