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How to Grow and Care for Forsythia Shrubs

Smaller types play well in mixed perennial and bulb beds and borders, where they add bold color in spring and punctuate summer plantings with...

Spruce Tip Key Lime Pie: A Flavorful, Foraged Dessert

Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C). Place all the crust ingredients except the butter into the bowl of a food processor and pulse until...

Dawn’s Wonderful Winter Garden in Arizona

Happy Monday, GPODers! January for many veggie gardeners is a time for prep and planning....

Peonies in Nina’s Montana Garden

Hi GPODers! Winter may be at its peak, but that doesn’t mean we can’t start...

Plantasia nursery in Lockhart offers Texas natives and more

December 12, 2025 A place for plant people? Yes, please! I came across Child in Lockhart last weekend during the Holiday Home Tour and stopped...

Why is My Plant Drooping? 7 Ways to Save Your Plant Fast!

While there are many reasons a plant could be drooping, one thing is sure—a drooping plant is an unhappy plant. So if you’re frowning...

Samin Nosrat’s Communal Courtyard Garden in Oakland, CA

Like many excellent chefs, Samin Nosrat is also a keen gardener. When she’s not recipe testing or cooking for friends or, as is often...

GPOD on the Road: The Garden Fling, Part 2

Happy Friday GPODers! After the holiday hustle, many of us are looking forward to some...

How Gardening for Seasonal Affective Disorder Can Chase the Blues

With the lack of sunlight, many people suffer from SAD. To say the least, the winter months can be mentally and emotionally challenging for...

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Beautiful Blooms from Susan’s Garden in North Carolina

Happy Friday, GPODers! We’ve been enjoying some incredible photos of the first spring blooms slowly...

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...