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[ad_1] The large pasture we over-sowed is looking great: We’ve had some consistent rain and it’s really bringing up all the seed we planted. This is...
[ad_1] Collaborative post Radiators feature in every home, and are often thought of as a must-have that has nothing to do with style and interior design....
[ad_1] After reading Ruth Woods’ new book, Finding Form With Fibre, which profiles the work of 14 talented Australian artists and offers different techniques for working...
[ad_1] Our names are Chad and Seyra Hammond. These are some photos of our garden in Woodbury, Connecticut. I (Seyra) am a lifelong gardener. I inherited...
[ad_1] There’s no doubt about it – orchids are one of Mother Nature’s greatest flirts. From the moment they were first documented, horticulturists have described the...
[ad_1] It’s hard to go anywhere there’s food and not see a member of the genus Capsicum or one of its hybrids or cultivars present. The...
[ad_1] The shingle plant is one of the most unusual houseplants you can grow. Its funky growth habit is responsible for its current popularity among houseplant...
[ad_1] A gardener in Pheonix, Arizona, and a gardener in Bangor, Maine has vastly different gardening quandaries. It should go without saying that a region’s climate...
[ad_1] Let’s face it, growing gourds is confusing. Bottle gourds are cucurbits, members of the gourd family Cucurbitaceae. Both beginner and experienced gardeners generally can recognize...
[ad_1] Loofahs may be the most unique and fun vegetable around. Thanks to their spongy inside, you can use these vegetables as a natural exfoliant and...
[ad_1] 1. Fire Sense Performance Series Patio Heater The Fire Sense Performance Series propane standing floor model with a quick-start ignition is our top pick patio...
[ad_1] You know how snake plants are super forgiving and simple to care for? They’re just as easy to propagate. And where one snake plant is...
[ad_1] In the Deep South, winter is an ideal time to forage for edible wild greens. Con you identify these four common “weeds” in my yard?...
[ad_1] As lovely as it is to have house plants, many people wonder if there are cat-safe plants. We all know these furry friends love to...
[ad_1] While winter in the Midwest brings an end to active growth in the garden, there’s no reason why containers out in our gardens can’t continue...
[ad_1] When I first moved to Colorado, I learned the hard way about the need to winterize my irrigation system. Never having had a system, I...
[ad_1] Melissa Goldstein creates a garden of earthy delights with MG by Hand, her line of hand-painted porcelain ceramics. Her cobalt and white platters, vases, dishes,...
[ad_1] Today’s posts are from a gardener who goes by the name “bulbgirl” on Instagram. As you can imagine, bulbgirl grows a lot of very cool...
[ad_1] Whether you prefer a sweet and crunchy bell pepper or a hot and spicy Carolina reaper, peppers are a food almost everyone can get behind....
[ad_1] The season’s coming is signaled by the blooming of the first crocuses and daffodils when spring is in the air. These early sings also indicate that...