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8 Easy Vegetables to Grow for a Huge Harvest

Given the proper care and conditions, most vegetables are not difficult to grow. However, some are simpler than others. If you’re new to gardening...

Austin’s new Wishbone Bridge and mosaic art tunnel

March 19, 2026 Austin’s Hike-and-Bike Trail users long wished for completion of a trail gap at the east end of Lady Bird Lake. That wish...

How to Plant and Grow Buttercup Squash

Soil Buttercup squash will happily grow in loamy garden soil enriched with organic matter and a pH range of 6.0 to 6.8. If you aren’t sure...

Before & After: Fi Campbell’s Low-Cost, No-Fuss Garden for Her Daughter

Designing this garden in Victoria, Canada, was something of a departure for landscape designer Fi Campbell. For one, this project was personal, not...

How to Grow and Care for Ageratum (Floss Flowers)

How to Grow Caring for ageratum and encouraging an abundance of flowers is simple and straightforward. Let’s look at the details. Light Floss flowers prefer a full...

‘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...

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 Proven Benefits of Gardening for Anxiety

Anxiety affects us all. From small worries about social interactions to full-on panic attacks, anxiety can get in the way of us truly living...

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A Simple Spring in Lee’s New York Garden

Hi GPODers! Yesterday we enjoyed scenes from the vibrant spring that finally erupted in Kit...

The Best Fruit Pickers: What Actually Works

Sharing is caring! A fruit picker is one of those tools you don’t think about until you need it—then it becomes essential. Whether you’re harvesting...

A Rare Spring Week in Kit’s Ohio Garden

Hi GPODers! No matter how short or long winter feels, seeing spring come to life...