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[ad_1] This is a collaborative post in partnership with FlexiSpot Over the last few weeks we’ve been trying out a Flexispot ergonomic desk chair in our...
[ad_1] After the hard bite of winter has loosened its grip on gardens and window boxes in early spring, and frost-nipped green fingers begin to thaw,...
[ad_1] Today’s photos are from Steve in Southern California. You featured my garden some years back (A Drought-Tolerant California Garden), and I thought your visitors might...
[ad_1] Gardening experts everywhere recommend that you test your soil before doing anything else. And, if your garden is suffering, you’re just starting out as a...
[ad_1] Cercis canadensis var. texensis ‘Oklahoma’ There is a whole lot to love about redbuds. Who hasn’t been mesmerized by a tree crowned with a cloak...
[ad_1] The Best Hori Hori Knives for Your Garden Chores First up is our top pick, with four others to follow that all have slightly different...
[ad_1] Xylocopa Ah, springtime! Don’t you just love the glorious profusion of new life as gardens and landscapes wake up from their long sleep? The days...
[ad_1] And on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalen cometh early, when it was yet dark, unto the sepulchre: and she saw the stone...
[ad_1] I can’t resist cheese. It’s the reason I stopped eating a vegan diet. There isn’t a single kind I don’t like, from stinky Limburger to...
[ad_1] Fragaria × ananassa We all know what it’s like to come home from the grocery store and dig into the strawberries only to find them...
[ad_1] Peppers and basil seedlings in soilless potting mix. Ignore the name on the bag – potting soil contains no soil. To the casual observer, soilless...
[ad_1] 1. Cascadias Rim Magenta Like what you might see standing at the snowy peak of Mt. Rainier at sunset, Cascadias™ ‘Rim Magenta’ is a cascade...
[ad_1] I can’t think of anything more delightful than fresh picked blueberries. And If I’m being honest, I become so excited for fresh berries each summer...
[ad_1] You may be familiar with borage as a lovely garden herb that produces delicate little blue flowers, blossoms that are perfect for freezing in ice...
[ad_1] Echinacea spp. Coneflowers are the ultimate triple threat. They add beauty to the garden, can be used as food and medicine, and are about as...
[ad_1] Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis Bok choy (or pak choi), literally translated from Chinese, means “white vegetable,” but the irony is that only the stalks near...
[ad_1] What is BT? Bt is the abbreviation for bacteria that were named Bacillus thuringiensis in 1911 after the discovery that they could kill Mediterranean flour...
[ad_1] Rubus fruticosus agg. There’s nothing like picking a plump, juicy-looking blackberry from the vines in your own yard and popping it into your mouth. The...
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[ad_1] We spied some kitchens over on Remodelista this week that are full of character and style, all from California. Here’s a sampling: Plus: Kitchen Pantry...