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7 Low Light House Plants You’ll Love to Grow

Think it's difficult to grow anything in less-than-sunny rooms? The low light house plants listed here may be the perfect solution. ...
Gardening

Beyond the Root Cellar: Storage Room Conditions

After all the harvesting, trimming, curing, washing, and grading, it’s time to put those veggies into storage. Just toss them in, right? Not exactly....

When to Plant Cabbage For Spring, Summer, and Fall Crops

Sharing is caring! Cabbage is a cool-weather crop that rewards careful timing with crisp, sweet heads and a long harvest window. Over my 30+ years...
Gardening

How to Muddle the Perfect Pitcher of Sangria

Fresh fruit and wine belong together. Sangria mixes dry wine with the sweet taste of seasonal fruit and creates the perfect drink to share...

Carla’s Late June Flowers and Foliage

Happy Friday, GPODers! We’re back in the endlessly enjoyable garden of Carla Zambelli Mudry in...
Hydroponics

Growing Mediums for Cannabis — Grow Guru

Growing Mediums for Cannabis are more diverse than ever. Let's unearth the nitty gritty about soil,...
Gardening

Capulin Volcano’s epic views on the crater rim

August 08, 2025 Why drive past a volcano when you can stop and climb that volcano? Heck, yes! So a few weeks ago, instead of...
Garden Design

Rhapidophyllum hystrix – A Needle Palm Grows in New England?

Of all the plants in the world, I really do love palms. There’s something about them—their bold silhouettes, the way they sway in the...
Hydroponics

Planting Nasturtiums in the Vegetable Garden

I love a good BOGO deal, and when planting nasturtiums in the garden, that’s what you get! These blooms are a bright addition to...
Gardening

Can Dried Flowers Go in Candles? How to Safely Make Flower Candles

It’s never been easier to create your own stunning artisan-made candles for yourself, friends, family, and even to sell. But what so many of...
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Easy Thriller, Filler, Spiller Recipe for Christmas Planters

For as long as any of us can remember, holiday celebrations have included plants and flowers. From Easter lilies to fall mums to boughs...

Gardening Stories | Blackberry Season

Hello from Holly. It’s over. And a single tear slides down my family’s collective cheek. It was...
Hydroponics

University of Wisconsin Hydroponics – GROZINE

From campus to table: students bring hydroponic harvest to the community for Thanksgiving University of Wisconsin Hydroponics | Christine Bellport | As Thanksgiving approaches, students in...
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