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[ad_1] On my post about growing papaya in North Florida, Peggy shares some accidental success on growing papaya from seed: “Thank you for your article! I...
[ad_1] Collaborative post The farmhouse look is a popular interiors style that has been around for a long time, and will continue to be an evergreen...
[ad_1] When it comes to plants, what exactly are herbs? While you may be able to identify the ornamental flowers and vegetables growing in your garden,...
[ad_1] Collaborative post When it comes to upgrading the comfort of your home, there are multiple home improvements to consider. However, only some of them will...
[ad_1] A mini, micro, or small-footprint forest is a resilient alternative to the convention of lawn and trees. Don’t let the word “forest” put you off;...
[ad_1] Today’s photos are from Wiley Bennett in Charlotte, North Carolina. Shooting star (Dodecatheon meadia, Zones 4–8) is a beautiful and not too commonly grown native...
[ad_1] One frequent problem many gardeners encounter with tomato plants is leggy, spindly growth. The best way to prevent this is to plant your tomato plants...
[ad_1] It can be hard to keep hungry deer out of your garden, and for the most part, it’s easier to plant deer-resistant plants than to...
[ad_1] What a blessing you are, my wife. 10 children in 19 years is amazing. And she’s a good videographer, too. And hot. Did I mention...
[ad_1] Collaborative post Creating a beautiful sensory garden in a small space can be a challenge. But with careful planning, the right plants, and some accessories,...
[ad_1] Watering poinsettias is a struggle for many, and doing it wrong is one of the biggest mistakes that people make. In this post I’ll show...
[ad_1] African violets are a treat when they’re happily in bloom. But when they’re unhappy, they can be downright strange looking. They can grow long stems...
[ad_1] I’m in Florida this morning, and found a patch of Bidens alba we could pick and eat for breakfast. Rachel sautéed the greens and we...
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[ad_1] It is not just the briny bivalves that taste good in months with an r in them. Viewed where they are stored in the Cloud, my...
[ad_1] Hi, I’m Tracy Sundby—mom, wife, homemaker, and avant gardener extraordinaire in Stanwood, Washington. These last two years have brought a profound awakening to my soul....
[ad_1] Many popular flowering plants owe some of their fame to their uses and beauty. As a result, such plants have become a staple in gardens...
[ad_1] Hibiscus is a wonderful choice for most garden themes and a wide range of climates from USDA hardiness zones 4 to 11. They’re easy to...
[ad_1] Ever heard of pinching flowers? Many growers use this technique to encourage long stems (and more of them) when growing certain flowers. It may seem...
[ad_1] It’s hard to explain to gardeners in temperate climates, but the sheer amount of food you can grow in the humid tropics is unbelievable. Every...