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Canoeing and birdwatching on Caddo Lake

January 18, 2026 Our rental cabin at Caddo Lake in East Texas had canoes available for guests. We paddled a few times during our November...
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Heirloom Vegetables with Timeless Appeal – Webinar with Fionuala Campion

Growing heirloom crops is like sowing little pieces of history. These old, open-pollinated varieties...
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Best Homemade Vegetarian Miso Soup with Dashi Broth

Have you tried Japanese miso or noodle soup? You will fall in love with the hearty flavor and feeling of comfort it provides. Miso...
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Winter Gardening Roundtable – Webinar with Andy Pulte and Jason Reeves

Winter can be a quiet time in the garden, as many plants are dormant...
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The Best Natural Sleep Aid: How to Use Herbs for Sleep

Getting a good night’s sleep is easier said than done. With all of the stresses and responsibilities of our busy lives buzzing about our...
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New Orleans-inspired garden courtyard – Digging

January 28, 2026 Last November, I photographed several Austin gardens designed by landscape architect Curt Arnette of Site Designwho’s also an old friend and former...
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The Easy Way to Get Your Hoya to Bloom

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Learn How to Grow Watch Chain Crassula

Fungus gnats infest oversaturated soil. The immature grubs feed on the tender roots of young plants while the adult flies hover above the...
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Growing Cold-Hardy Cranberries | Chelsea Green Publishing

Cranberries! These hardy little berries are great to grow if you live in a colder climate. A versatile evergreen ground cover that bring both...
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Barb’s Early Blooms in California

Hi GPODers! As a lifelong New Englander, it can be hard to imagine winter as...
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Make Your Own Kombucha: The Tea Beast Lives

Kombucha. The tea beast. The new and trendy health drink. The combination black tea and bacteria ball that is known to cure ailments, heal...

How to Harvest Vegetables All Season Long

Sharing is caring! Most gardens don’t fail because they don’t produce enough food—they fail because everything produces at once. You get a wave of lettuce, then...
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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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