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[ad_1] Sometimes we take it for granted that we all know what we mean when we use certain gardening terms. I wouldn’t necessarily expect someone to...
[ad_1] AROUND THIS TIME each summer, I look forward to the onslaught of fresh tomatoes while at the same time hoping against hope that what I...
[ad_1] If you’ve ever heard of Griffith Buck roses, Kordes contributed to Buck’s early efforts and their roses were an important part of his breeding program....
[ad_1] Over on Remodelista this week, Scandi style was top of mind. Here, our favorite stories from their deep design dive into the region. Plus: Casa...
[ad_1] As cheerful and innocuous as I think the lowly dandelion is, it ranks among America’s most hated plants. People will resort to almost anything to...
[ad_1] Salix babylonica My grandparents’ neighbor had a corkscrew weeping willow tree, and I was convinced it was something out of a fantasy world. How else...
[ad_1] In the fall and spring we planted some little “vignettes” or “plant guilds” of trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants in our new Alabama food forest...
[ad_1] Wildflowers not only brighten our day, but many of them can be eaten and enjoyed in teas, salads, or even on their own. Whether you...
[ad_1] How you manage garden pests and diseases is a personal choice, and there are many management philosophies. Two of the most common methodologies are integrated...
[ad_1] This is the first of an ongoing series with Perfect Earth Project, a nonprofit dedicated to toxic-free, nature-based gardening, on how you can be more...
[ad_1] Gardeners are observant, and when a favorite plant is struggling, we tend to take notice. Knowing how to respond, however, is another matter entirely. Some...
[ad_1] We’re in Rotterdam, New York, visiting with Maxine Brisport today. My daily walk through the garden has become a ritual. I absolutely enjoy gazing at...
[ad_1] How to Dry Chives for Your Spice Rack Scroll Up This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By clicking accept you give us permission...
[ad_1] Canning tomatillos is actually quite easy and fun to do. Plus it’s a convenient way to keep them on hand whenever you need them in...
[ad_1] I firmly believe that everyone should have some garlic growing in their garden. The plants take up hardly any space, can repel some annoying pests,...
[ad_1] Continuing yesterday’s thoughts: The post Plant ’em all and let God sort ’em out appeared first on The Survival Gardener. [ad_2] David The Good Source...
[ad_1] Most of the time, garter snakes are what people call garden snakes. These reptiles are not dangerous, but their very mildly poisonous saliva helps them...
[ad_1] Even though earwig bugs look scary, a few of them can be good for your yard. When there are a lot of them, they can...
[ad_1] Even though chipmunks are cute, they can be destructive and annoying in your yard and plants to the point where you want to keep them...
[ad_1] Depending on the type of ant colony, ants can help or hurt your yard. By learning about the different kinds of ants that crawl around...