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How to Distinguish Permaculture from Natural Farming

Just what are the differences between permaculture and natural farming? How are they connected, and where do they diverge in philosophy and principle? Those questions...

7 Houseplants To Add Fantastic Fall Color To Your Home

When the trees are a riotous explosion of yellow, orange, and scarlet, it’s all too natural to want to bring all of that seasonal...

How to Plant and Grow Juniper

Transplanting Transplanting should be done in the spring after the ground is workable or in the fall. Dig a hole twice as wide and the same...

Patsy’s Late Summer Garden in Colorado

Happy Monday, GPODers! Almost exactly two years ago, we were introduced to Patsy LaHue’s garden...

The Hedge Trimmers Are a ‘Game-Changer’

Pruning shrubs and topiary is an exhausting business—especially if it requires being perched on top of a ladder or spending an entire day to...

Soak Your Troubles Away With A Tea Bath

Soak your troubles away with this lovely homemade tea bath. This mess-free bathing solution will help you soothe your skin and reduce muscle stiffness,...

A Stunning Garden in North Haven, NY, by DeMauro + DeMauro

Strike one: a house in need of a major renovation. Strike two: a garden in need of love. Strike three: a remodel that left...

Your Guide to Growing Bulbs Indoors

Gardeners, rejoice! If you’re ready for spring, start the season early by forcing bulbs to grow indoors. Not only will you get to bring...

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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...