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Lettuce Get Creative: Tasty Ways to Use Lettuce Beyond Salads
We all know that salads are almost always tied to lettuce in some way, and while there’s nothing wrong with that, it can get a bit repetitive. That’s why this blog explores popular recipes that use...
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10 Essential Tips for Pruning Roses Effectively
Pruning roses is one of the most important tasks for ensuring the health and vibrancy of your rose plants, no matter the variety—whether it’s hybrid tea roses, climbing roses, or species roses....
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Is Composting Citrus a Go or No-Go in Compost Piles?
When it comes to composting citrus, there’s a lot of confusion surrounding whether or not it’s okay to toss those orange, lemon, and lime peels into the compost bin. Some gardeners swear by it, while...
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Traditional Watering Tools vs. Irrigation Systems
We’ve all spent countless hours nurturing plants and watching them flourish. Watering is a crucial aspect of gardening that can make or break your success. Whether you’re a novice or a gardening pro,...
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Guide and Tips to Growing Legumes in the Garden
Legumes, such as peas, beans, and lentils, are staple crops in many cultures, yet many gardeners hesitate to grow them due to the misconception that they are difficult and time-consuming to cultivate....
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Gardening Tips to Growing Berries in a Greenhouse
Growing berries is always a great idea, but sometimes various factors don’t align, leading to a short berry season or disappointing harvests. This is where greenhouses come in as the perfect solution....
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Beautiful Perennial Vines for the Garden
One of the most common problems in gardening is finding ways to cover derelict spaces without spending a fortune. An easy solution is to grow flowers and vines on trellises, whether arched or attached...
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Spring Vegetable Gardening 101: What to Grow
As the frost of winter fades and the warmth of spring begins to return, it’s time to dive into the delightful world of spring vegetable gardening. Whether you’re a pro or just dipping your toes into...
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Spring into Composting: Create Your Garden Gold
Fellow green thumbs! The sun’s warming up, buds are coming to life, and our gardens are buzzing with activity again as we enter spring. But before you start planting your favorite crops, let’s talk...
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10 Plants and Flowers That Thrive in Humidity and High Heat
If you can’t beat humidity, then work with it! Humidity can be a challenge for many plants, but certain species flourish in warm, moisture-rich environments like bathrooms, coastal regions, and...
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Keeping Chickens in the Garden
Keeping chickens in the garden may not be for everyone, but it can be like adding a bit of magic to your green space. Not only do they provide fresh eggs, but they also encourage a thriving ecosystem...
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Cactus Garden: From Challenging to Easy for Every Skill Level
Cacti are fascinating plants that can add personality and charm to any space, whether in a garden or as indoor decor. These resilient plants come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors, from the...
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Flowers for a Chocolate Themed Garden
Are you a sweets junkie who can’t get enough of that sugar rush? Sometimes, sweetly-scented flowers in a darker shade are enough to curtail the urge to reach for a Lindt chocolate. These richly tinted...
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What to do with Leftover Flowers in the Garden
Flowers, whether sold in floral arrangements or grown in your own garden, don’t last forever. The confetti masses of hillside flowers will eventually fade away, covered by snowdrifts. However, there...
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FAQs About Hügelkultur and Raised Garden Beds: Everything You Need to Know
Hügelkultur, a German term meaning "mound culture" or "hill culture," is a centuries-old technique that involves creating raised garden beds filled with decaying wood and other organic materials. While...
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