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Learn How to Grow Candytuft (Iberis)

Fertilizer Candytufts are average feeders that require little additional fertilization when grown in moderately rich soil. Perennials benefit from a one- to two-inch top dressing of...
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Austin homes on 2026 Tribeza Interiors Tour, Part 4: Chateau Chloe

March 05, 2026 Today in Part 4 of my 2026 Tribeza Interiors Tour recap, I’m showing the wonderfully wild Chateau Chloe. From the outside, it...
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19 of the Best Annual Vines for Greenhouse Shade

Even in a single season, vines can reach 25 feet or more, producing abundant female cones, which are the portions used in brewing. Many gardeners...
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Spring Flowers in David’s Colorado Garden

Hi GPODers! Who else is feeling the first signs of spring fever? In Connecticut, where...
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Simplify Fieldwork: Stop Working So Hard

Unless otherwise noted, all photographs and illustrations copyright © 2023 by Clay Bottom Farm. Farm Like a Tree: Simplify Fieldwork A single tree, though it never...
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Grape-alicious Texas mountain laurel spring

March 09, 2026 The sweet scent of grape Kool-Aid fills the air when Texas mountain laurel (Dermatophyllum secundiflorumformerly Sophora secundiflora) starts blooming in March. Last...
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How to Grow Chinese Lantern in Containers

Planting Chinese lanterns require well-draining soil that’s moderately rich in organic matter, with a pH of 6.5 to 7.5. A good-quality general-purpose potting mix works well. I...
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How to Choose the Right Seed Crop

How do you know if you’re picking the right seeds? Here are some tips to help you choose the best seed crop for your...
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Kevin’s Winter Garden that Supports Wildlife

Happy Monday GPODers! The month of March has arrived and (even if it doesn’t look...
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Pamela’s Garden Rooms for Gathering in Oregon

Hi GPODers! Here at Garden Photo of the Day, when we’re talking about gardens we’re...
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Mother and Daughter Make an Old Garden New in British Columbia

Hi GPODers! There is never a bad time to garden—OK, being outside in the pouring...
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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...

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