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Gardening

Fall Gardening Tips That Actually Work

Fall Gardening Tips That Actually Work

Sep 5th 2024

As summer starts fading, you may think you have lost the best time for gardening. However, you still have an opportunity to create a beautiful fall garden and prepare it for next season. Preparing a fall garden is easier and less labor-intensive than planting in spring. Fall usually signals the end …
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8 Pet-friendly Plants You Can Add to Your Garden

8 Pet-friendly Plants You Can Add to Your Garden

Sep 4th 2024

Do you want to beautify your garden by transforming it into a plant paradise? It sounds like a great idea, but with pets in your house, it's like walking on thin ice. Adding indoor or outdoor plants can benefit you and your pet, providing a welcoming atmosphere and entertaining your furry friend. H …
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Transform Your Landscape with Sloping and Tiered Gardens

Transform Your Landscape with Sloping and Tiered Gardens

Aug 30th 2024

Creating a tiered garden is the best solution if your yard is too steep or you live in a sloppy area. It adds value to your property and uses less space. With tiered gardens, you get more space to grow your favorite crops without worrying about weeds or pest growth. These gardens also offer erosion …
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Top 5 Vegetables to Plant in September

Top 5 Vegetables to Plant in September

Aug 29th 2024

September marks the official beginning of fall, the time when gardeners start expecting cooler weather and planning for fall plantings. Planting veggies in September is an excellent idea as it provides a crop before the end of the year or in earlier spring. You can grow a few fast-growing vegetables …
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What to Plant Now for a Fall Vegetable Garden

What to Plant Now for a Fall Vegetable Garden

Aug 16th 2024

Planting a fall vegetable garden is an excellent way to add a fresh, homegrown taste to your meals. Many vegetables thrive in the cooler fall temperatures, even though most gardeners only think of planting crops in the spring and summer. It is said that fall is the second spring, and crops usually p …
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14 Unusual Vegetables for Your Garden

14 Unusual Vegetables for Your Garden

Aug 7th 2024

Are you looking for exciting new vegetables to grow in your garden? Even though growing tomatoes, pumpkins, and bell peppers is always a good choice, there are so many other options that you can grow in your backyard. I'm finding diversity in global vegetables that are unique, culinary fresh, and st …
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Ideas for Your Late Summer Garden To-Do List

Ideas for Your Late Summer Garden To-Do List

Aug 1st 2024

Late summer can be a difficult time in the garden, with hot, humid days, cool nights, and plants becoming stressed. During this time, gardeners should follow the late summer garden practices to enjoy the final weeks of summer and prepare their gardens for the fall. It is a perfect time to pause, ass …
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What to Plant in Late July

What to Plant in Late July

Jul 26th 2024

July is the hottest and best month of the growing season since both air and soil temperatures are hot. The long hot days of this month, combined with good light levels, accelerate the germination process, help you extend your vegetable crop season, and boost annuals and perennials in the garden. Ju …
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11 Best Climbing Flowers for Fences

11 Best Climbing Flowers for Fences

Jul 24th 2024

Trellises are more than just lovely focal points in the garden; they help separate crops, provide shade and shelter, and support garden plants. These strong structures also facilitate sunlight and air circulation in your garden, which leads to healthier, more bountiful yields. Besides creating natu …
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