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Expert Advice: 10 Tips from Old House Gardens for Planning a Spring Bulb Garden

In Chicago, where I grew up, tulips were pretty much the only thing that kept us going through the winter. You can survive snow,...

Beginner Safety & Flavor Pairings

Sharing is caring! Cooking with hot peppers adds excitement and complexity to your meals—but it’s essential to handle them safely and use them wisely. From...
Gardening

Ezequiel’s Early Spring Garden in Buenos Aires

Hi GPODers! The Northern Hemisphere is celebrating the first days of fall; temperatures are beginning...
Garden Design

Imagining a garden | Jack Wallington

Yesterday I sat at dusk looking out from the top of our garden across the valley, the light fell slowly into darkness. First a...

What To Do With Lavender Plants In The Fall

Wondering what to do with your lavender plants this fall to protect them through winter – and keep them healthy and strong for next...
Hydroponics

A Folk Guide to Infused Herbal Remedies

The versatility of an herbal skin salve, akin to the variety of cooking, can be seasonal, vegan or animal-based, cannabinoid-infused or not, and used...
Gardening

It’s Here! ‘Gardenista: The Low-Impact Garden’ Hits Bookshelves Today

Happy pub day! Today, Gardenista: The Low-Impact Garden finally hits bookstores. We can’t wait for you to crack it open and enjoy the...

Powdery Mildew Prevention & Control

Powdery mildew is a widespread plant fungal disease that affects both edibles and ornamentals,...

How to Get Reds, Yellows, and Oranges

Sharing is caring! Few garden sights are as cheerful as ripening bell peppers turning from green to brilliant shades of red, yellow, or orange. Growing...
Gardening

This Easy Trick Stops Your Houseplants Dying Over Winter

Forget the crazy cat lady trope; if you, much like this writer, are a self-confessed ‘crazy indoor plant lady’, then you won’t want to...
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‘Gardens That Can Save the World’: A New Book on Small Landscapes with Big Ideas

Situated on an ecological reserve 100 miles from Mexico City, The Ruins was designed with water and stone to look as ancient...
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You don’t need to use chemicals or other unnatural ingredients to give your seedlings a boost. Just use a combination of seaweed, apple cider...

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Sunny porches dotted with a mismatched selection of containers filled with medicinal herbs, patios with large containers of tomatoes and hot peppers, or a...
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