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[ad_1] When we moved, we packed up our collection of books into about 30-40 boxes. Over the course of 2022, I was reading through The Decline...
[ad_1] I always think jade plants look like mini trees, their thick stems bejeweled with plump glossy leaves. We link to vendors to help you find...
[ad_1] Bellis – English Daisy, Herb Margaret The Daisy of Europe is the one of which we speak here. Who has not read the words of...
[ad_1] Outdoor tools, cushions for chairs, and your garden supplies can easily turn into a disorganized mountain of stuff that’s ready to spill over into your...
[ad_1] We tested out Rachel’s new iPhone today, running a livestream as I planted a small apple orchard: The audio needs some work, but it wasn’t...
[ad_1] 1. Orange River ‘Orange River’ may be the rarest cultivar of C. woodii – often discussed and admired among rosary vine enthusiasts, but not very...
[ad_1] HAVE YOU STARTED browsing the incoming seed catalogs yet or clicking around their websites, looking to see if the 2023 lineups have been unveiled? Lane...
[ad_1] Fouquieria splendens These peculiar desert plants bring a sense of wonder to the arid landscapes they thrive in with their distinctive and stunning appearance. They...
[ad_1] A compost tumbler is a specialized container used for composting organic material. It is typically a cylindrical drum that is mounted on a stand, and...
[ad_1] Cucumber beetles can be a major pest in vegetable gardens, causing damage to a variety of plants including cucumbers, squashes, melons, and pumpkins. These beetles...
[ad_1] Soil borne fungus diseases are a common problem in agriculture, horticulture, and home gardening. These diseases are caused by fungi that live in the soil...
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[ad_1] Does hitting a tree help stimulate growth? Should you shampoo your lawn? These are just a few of the questionable tips shared over the years...
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[ad_1] 1. Crimson Queen ‘Crimson Queen’ seems to make everybody’s “best of” list and it’s no wonder – she’s hard to beat. The dramatically weeping, compact...
[ad_1] The winter blues have certainly set in around here. But thankfully we have a few plants outside that seemed to have saved their best for...
[ad_1] We have a lot to thank plants for, but the air we breathe may be top of the list. Plants take in all our carbon...
[ad_1] It’s time for another update from The Great South Florida Food Forest Project, which is now entering its 13th year. This little food forest is...
[ad_1] Collaborative post When it comes to travel, planning for and booking your holiday or business trip can be a stressful process. However, there is often...
[ad_1] Comfrey, Symphtum My first introduction to comfrey was when my husband sprained his ankle and my mother encouraged me to try a poultice that she...