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[ad_1] Aloes (Aloe spp.) are succulent plants in the Asphodelaceae family, often grown as houseplants for their elongated, fleshy leaves. Like many succulents, they reproduce both...
[ad_1] While spring and summer offer a bounty of wild food treasures, there is a cornucopia of good things to forage in fall. Fruits like native...
[ad_1] Happy Monday GPODers! We’re starting the week off with a colorful garden transformation in Northridge, California. Terry Sanders shared her flower-filled garden in SoCal earlier...
[ad_1] September is a great time to start planting flower seeds for next year’s garden. Many flowers benefit from being planted in the fall. By sowing...
[ad_1] In the fall, stores are full of potted chrysanthemums and many indoor gardeners enjoy the display before tossing the plants when the flowers fade and...
[ad_1] Frances Palmer is an art historian who, over the past few decades, has come to make enduring art herself: handmade ceramics that straddle the line...
[ad_1] ORGANIC FARMING and gardening have always been based on the principle of feed the soil, not the plant. I recently got some expert advice for...
[ad_1] September signals the end of summer picnics and out-of-the-office notifications, and the reemergence of work meetings and pressing deadlines. To mark the transition, Remodelista this...
[ad_1] Aeoniums are striking succulents that captivate the hearts of plant enthusiasts. Available in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors, they’re a top choice for...
[ad_1] Finding plants that flourish with minimal care is crucial for gardeners with busy schedules. This article explores 12 flowering perennials that require little attention while...
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[ad_1] Grown for its intensely aromatic, starry flowers, jasmine (Jasminum spp.) is an easy-care vine or shrub that benefits from regular pruning. Regular trimming promotes lush...
[ad_1] You have worked hard cultivating your garden and have been rewarded with a tomato harvest—now what? This post will show you exactly how to enjoy...
[ad_1] Collaborative post Would you like your home to look like it was planned and curated, rather than a space that is simply filled with stuff?...
[ad_1] Andrew Bunting is vice president of horticulture at Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS), where he promotes gardening for the greater good. PHS supports healthier neighborhoods through...
[ad_1] Japanese Anemone, A. hupehensis: “Daughter of the Wind” There’s a nondescript, partially shaded corner of my garden that is frankly rather dull until finally it...
[ad_1] Happy Friday GPODers! We’re ending the week on a very tranquil, peaceful note with another visit to Montreal Botanical Garden courtesy of Cherry Ong. In...
[ad_1] Ornamental Sages thrive in sunny, well-drained spaces and are bee magnets! Try Hot Lips Sage, which never fails to delight with its two-toned red and...
[ad_1] Allium sativum var. sativum ‘Polish Red’ Garlic isn’t for everyone. Some people don’t like the spicy pungency. To them I say: ‘Polish Red.’ It’s a...
[ad_1] This rose face cream recipe is made specifically to penetrate deeply and hydrate the delicate and sensitive skin on your face. It’s made with all-natural...