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Swing Joints vs. Blu Lock Pipe

Swing Joints vs. Blu Lock Pipe

Jul 22nd 2025

Swing joints and Blu-Lock pipes serve different functions in irrigation systems and can sometimes be used together. A swing joint is a durable pipe fitting or connection made of multiple elbows that are designed to simplify the connection of a sprinkler head to an irrigation line. These fittings abs …
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Essential July Gardening Tasks for USDA Zones 5 to 8

Essential July Gardening Tasks for USDA Zones 5 to 8

Jul 21st 2025

July is a peak month in summer gardens when days are long and sunny, evenings are warm, and temperatures remain consistently high. During this month, gardeners in US Hardiness Zones 5 to 8 should focus on maintaining existing plants, controlling pests and diseases, watering, and preparing for fall g …
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How to Select the Garden Style That is Right for You

How to Select the Garden Style That is Right for You

Jul 17th 2025

Landscaping has a huge impact on the overall appearance and vibe of your home. Having a garden style means creating a unique landscape that suits your home and personality. There are so many popular garden styles out there, and choosing the "right" style can be overwhelming for many gardeners, espec …
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New for 2025 Gardening: Top 10 Vegetables

New for 2025 Gardening: Top 10 Vegetables

Jul 14th 2025

The year 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting one for gardeners worldwide. As demand for fresh, homegrown vegetables grows, gardeners are seeking plants that offer exquisite colors, and rich flavors yet are also easy to grow. If you're one of those gardeners seeking the best new vegetables to add to …
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10 Tips for Growing Cucumbers in Raised Garden Beds

10 Tips for Growing Cucumbers in Raised Garden Beds

Jul 10th 2025

Are you struggling to grow cucumbers that are sweet, crunchy, and abundant? Raised garden beds can make a significant difference. By elevating your soil and giving your cucumbers a perfect start, you're setting yourself up for fewer pests, better drainage, and higher yields. Cucumbers are warm-seaso …
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A Gardener’s Midsummer Checklist for Beginners

A Gardener’s Midsummer Checklist for Beginners

Jul 8th 2025

You've planted, watered, and watched your garden grow through spring and early summer. Now the heat is on, literally. Midseason is the time when your plants are producing heavily, but it's also when they start to show signs of stress. Your squash leaves are curling, your tomatoes are overgrown, and …
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