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Garden Design

Red, Wild, and Revolutionary: Why I’m Obsessed with Bee Balm (Monarda didyma)

Every garden needs a showstopper—something with real presence, something that hums with life and story. For me, that’s Monarda didymabetter known as red bee...

Perennials You Can Start This Fall

“It’s exciting to see things coming up again, plants that you’ve had twenty or thirty years. It’s like seeing an old friend.” ― Tasha...
Hydroponics

How to identify healthy roots in hydroponics?

Do you know what functions roots perform? Well, they help with the uptake of nutrients and water, store the manufactured materials, and provide physical...
Houseplant

Moth Orchids With Damaged Crowns Are Not Necessarily Dead

Some of the links in this post may be affiliate links. Do you have a moth orchid that has a damaged crown?...
Gardening

Do These 5 Things if You Want Your Garden Flowers to Reseed

The Best Way To Water Tomato Plants When It’s Hot!

Looking for the best way to water your tomato plants this summer during all of this hot, muggy weather? For many parts of the country,...
Hydroponics

Beat The Cost Of Living Crisis – Grow Your Own Fruit & Vegetables

As prices seem to be skyrocketing and your average food shop is costing more, there’s no better time than now to start thinking about...
Houseplant

Best Succulents For Beginners – About Succulents

Succulents are ideal for beginner-level plant hobbyists because they are easy to grow and care for. Whether you live in a tropical region that...
Gardening

Holding my new book, Gardens of Texas!

July 17, 2025 I am holding my new book, Gardens of Texasfor the very first time! Timber Press sent me an advance author copy to...

5 Ways to Work On Your Garden in Winter | Video

We work so hard in our gardens from spring until fall, but it seems...
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Learn How to Grow Candytuft (Iberis)

Fertilizer Candytufts are average feeders that require little additional fertilization when grown in moderately rich soil. Perennials benefit from a one- to two-inch top dressing of...
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Austin homes on 2026 Tribeza Interiors Tour, Part 4: Chateau Chloe

March 05, 2026 Today in Part 4 of my 2026 Tribeza Interiors Tour recap, I’m showing the wonderfully wild Chateau Chloe. From the outside, it...
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19 of the Best Annual Vines for Greenhouse Shade

Even in a single season, vines can reach 25 feet or more, producing abundant female cones, which are the portions used in brewing. Many gardeners...
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