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This is the perfect time to plant vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, summer squash and more, for a big summer harvest. There’s nothing more gratifying than
Ever thought about the importance of dirt? You know, that stuff you walk on every day. In the hustle and bustle of life, we often
What is Intensive Gardening? Gardening in small spaces uses an intensive or close spacing that is not the traditional spacing like you see on the
Are you itching to get out in the garden? Here are a few things you can do in your early spring garden that will pay
We’ll soon know if March is going to come in like a lamb and go out like a lion or the reverse. Time will tell.
I covet sweet peas for their heavenly fragrance and old-fashioned simplicity. These little vining flowers are a delight to see and smell. Sadly, they can
This year promises to be a winning one for gardeners. Trend watchers are indicating we’ll see some exciting developments such as low-maintenance designs, bold color
The first thing that everyone should know about pruning is that much like a bad haircut a botched pruning job will grow out eventually. It’s
This Valentines’ Day give paperwhites with “heart.” Follow these three easy steps to decorate potted paperwhites with a pussy willow stem heart. Materials Paperwhites planted
Stay warm indoors this winter while tending a windowsill herb garden. Growing herbs is a great way to exercise your green thumb, without freezing it