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[ad_1] Collaborative post Taking care of yourself is not a bad thing – it’s actually a basic human need. Without self-care, your mental health and happiness...
[ad_1] I’ve never met an air plant that I didn’t think was adorable. Tillandsias are the tribbles of houseplants—no matter whether a variety is fuzzy, furry,...
[ad_1] Collaborative post Is your family about to grow? Whether there’s a new baby on the way, an elderly relative moving in, or a temporary guest...
[ad_1] My name is John Markowski. I garden in Zone 6B, in rural New Jersey, where I’m surrounded by deer and the soil is wet clay...
[ad_1] Insulate Cover or wrap vulnerable plants with burlap, old blankets or towels, straw or something else to create insulating air around the plant, such as...
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[ad_1] There are four basic ways to propagate lilacs in your home garden to create more, free plants. Methods like growing from division and taking cuttings...
[ad_1] I can’t take it. Every grapefruit… every apple… every pomegranate… They call to me. They say, “care for our children!” I have about 15 acres...
[ad_1] Canning apple butter is surprisingly simple and so incredibly yummy. In this post I will give you my recipe and show you exactly how to...
[ad_1] By now you’ve probably started thinking about how exactly you’d like to use your gardening journal and what style would work best for you, so...
[ad_1] Collaborative post Paper cutting is an art form that dates back to 4th century China. Around the 14th century, as it became increasingly popular, paper...
[ad_1] If you own a hibiscus plant, you are most likely expecting it to bloom into a bright-colored flower at some point. Unfortunately, while they are easy...
[ad_1] Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi is a low-growing perennial succulent with pretty flowers and compact foliage. The name of the plant honors botanist Boris Fedtschenkoi and is now...
[ad_1] Most people know that I’m a total plant nerd, but I’m also—not surprisingly—a word nerd. (See, I even love that those two words rhyme.) So,...
[ad_1] Today we’re visiting Veronica Labate’s garden. When I was a child my mother would give me Jack-in-the-pulpit (Arisaema triphyllum, Zones 4–9) to take to school...
[ad_1] I think it’s adorable that we indoor gardeners use the term “force” to describe our efforts to get florist’s kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) and other plants...
[ad_1] Looking for ways to add beautiful Christmas decor from nature to your space? Look no further! These decorating ideas are both simple and beautiful and...
[ad_1] Collaborative post It’s autumn – and that means it’s time to grab your favourite hot drink and cosy up by a lit fireplace (or radiator)....
[ad_1] Collaborative post The UK is brimming with natural beauty, culture and history. This leaves travellers with so many options for beautiful getaways close to home....
[ad_1] While we are all beginning to understand the benefits of rewilding our gardens, the idea of a wild edible garden may be slightly more novel....