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How to Grow and Care for Claret Cup Cactus

Echinocereus triglochidiatus Cold-hardy claret cup cactus, Echinocereus triglochidiatusaka kingcup or scarlet hedgehog cactus, is the state cactus of Colorado. Well adapted to the harsh climates of...
Garden Design

Horticulture industry bans corporations digging up precious habitats to make compost | Jack Wallington

The Government has, at long last, banned the home use of compost made from precious peatland habitats purely for the profit of a small...

How to Grow Shallots | Southern Exposure Seed Exchange

Shallots are the small, sweet cousins of bulb onions. They’re elongated in shape and feature a milder, sweeter, more refined flavor than many of...
Hydroponics

East Texas A&M Hydroponics – GROZINE

Growing the Future: How ETAMU Faculty Aim to Transform Urban Agriculture Through Hydroponics East Texas A&M Hydroponics | EastTexasRadio.com | IMAGE: Dr. Desire Djidonou is leading...
Gardening

How to Plant and Grow Radishes in Containers

Crisp, juicy, and bursting with a fresh, peppery taste, radishes (Raphanus sativus) are cool season vegetables that are fast and easy to grow. And thanks...

Cleo’s Summer Garden in Washington

Hi GPODers! We’re back in Bellevue, Washington today to complete our seasonal tour of Cleo...
Gardening

Which Herbs to Grow Indoors (and Which Ones NOT to)

Herbs are outdoor plants. There are many plants that can grow well as houseplants, but herbs are not among them. But that doesn’t mean...
Garden Design

Pink Muhly Grass, Muhlenbergia capillaris A Colorful Native

Whenever anyone asks what is my favorite plant, of course, I can never answer. I usually have at least 3 or 4 plants that are...

3 Big Mistakes Gardeners Make In September With Their Garden!

Want to avoid the three biggest mistakes many gardeners make with their vegetable gardens in September? September can feel like the “finish line” for gardeners....
Gardening

Watch me on Central Texas Gardener

September 23, 2025 I’m excited to be on PBS show Central Texas Gardener this fall, talking about the resilient gardens in my new book,...
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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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A Nourishing Recipe to Boost Seedling Growth

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...

The Pros and Cons of Container Gardens

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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