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[ad_1] Jasmine is enchanting. The white flowers cloak the vines like a blanket of stars, but it’s the scent that holds us in its thrall. Infusing...
[ad_1] Canning rhubarb is a great way to enjoy it in your favorite desserts and more all year round. Anyone who has it in their garden...
[ad_1] Have you ever peeked inside a magnolia flower? At the center, there’s this funky-looking protrusion. It kind of looks like a colorful pine cone. We...
[ad_1] You are among the few lucky homeowners if you haven’t struggled with termite infestation before. Termites are common backyard pests that can damage your property....
[ad_1] Are you ready for some sunshine, laughter and family fun? This collection of funny summer jokes for kids and summer puns are perfect for sunny...
[ad_1] We regularly get asked how to cure tobacco. We’ve grown tobacco off and on for years, and have experimented with various low-tech ways to cure...
[ad_1] When you think of shrubs, you likely think of gardening chores—pruning, mulching, and fertilizing. Then there are the pests—scale on euonymus, blight on boxwoods, and...
[ad_1] Joseph here, sharing some things in bloom in my northern Indiana garden from the first half of May. I’m not sure what species this wallflower...
[ad_1] Pruning your roses will help keep them bushy and full of blooms. We won’t get too in-depth in this post (watch for a detailed rose...
[ad_1] Easy, fast, and fun to grow, basil (Ocimum basilicum) is a delicious kitchen herb that also produces beautiful spires of small white or mauve flowers...
[ad_1] 1. Agapanthus Whether you call them lilies of the nile, African lilies, or agapanthus, the flowering plants in the Agapanthus genus are easy to love....
[ad_1] I bet there is a big crossover between people who love coffee and those who love gardening. Could the two possibly intersect? Coffee grounds are...
[ad_1] I have been asked multiple times about using cotton “gin trash” as a garden amendment. This recent question from Bonnie here on the blog reminded...
[ad_1] Today’s photos are from Shiloh in Williston, North Dakota, a chilly spot at the edge of Zones 3 and 4, but that doesn’t stop Shiloh...
[ad_1] Sometimes, it’s the garden that people quietly admire at the Chelsea Flower Show that wins Best in Show—and the prognosticators have to go back and have...
[ad_1] Pinterest1012 Facebook162 If you’re in a climate with intense summer sun, you may want to provide shade during the hottest months. This is similar to...
[ad_1] Lettuce is one of those plants that you can usually count on to give you a hefty harvest with minimal fuss. You probably won’t have...
[ad_1] Tomato Flowers Falling Off? 6 Reasons for Blossom Drop Scroll Up This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By clicking accept you give us...
[ad_1] Oenothera macrocarpa As a born and raised Missourian, any plant with my home state in the name immediately earns my endearment. But even for folks...
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