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8 Herbs to Start from Seed this Winter

Late winter is seed-starting season for many gardeners. We check our planting calendars and start pushing tiny round cabbage seeds and flattened tomato seeds...
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Pothos Health Check Tips For Lush, Resilient Vines

I often think rare plants are the important ones, but I see it a little differently. My most helpful plant in my whole indoor...
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How to Plan Your First Foray into Seed Saving

Embracing the tradition of saving seeds is a powerful practice for both home gardeners and seasoned horticulturists alike. This vital process not only helps...

How To Get Rid Of Thistles

Want to get rid of the thistles in your flowerbeds, garden and lawn – and keep them away for good? When it comes to common...
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Aluminum plants (Pilea cadierei) Growing and Care tips

Introduction to the Aluminum Plant the bed sheet, also...
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I Had Dinner With Over 100 Strangers. Here’s What I Learned

Meetup apps are springing up left and right, promising you friendship in a time when many people struggle to build new connections. After attending...

Sourdough Peach Muffins with Streusel Crumb

These sourdough peach muffins are tender and buttery, loaded with juicy peach pieces and topped with a crispy, crumbly streusel. The batter can be...
Gardening

Your Birth Month Butterfly – and the Meaning Behind Each One

Is there anything better than forging a connection with the natural world? As gardeners, we tend to find meaning in our birth flowers –...
Gardening

7 Birds to Watch Out for as They Return to Gardens in February

February is a bit of a ‘bridge’ month in the birding world. In many parts of the US, it’s still firmly coat-and-scarf weather, but...
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Designing Through the Midseason Garden Lull

By mid-July, many gardens lose their momentum. Spring’s exuberance has faded. Late-summer perennials are still gathering themselves. Foliage is doing the heavy lifting, but the...
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