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In Praise of Inexpensive DIY Outdoor Holiday Decorations

It happens to the best of us. One year, you put up a wreath, maybe surround the front door with twinkly lights. But then,...
Gardening

A Fabulous Fall in Carla’s Garden, Part 1

Happy Friday GPODers! We’ve been following her garden progress and evolution through much of the...
Gardening

How to Grow and Care for Crassula ‘Gollum’ (E.T. Fingers)

For light infestations, dip a cotton swab in rubbing alcohol and touch it directly to each mealybug. The alcohol kills them on contact. In the...
Gardening

Why Cutting Your Roses Makes Them EXPLODE With Blooms –

Afraid to take scissors to your precious roses? You’re not alone. It feels almost wrong to cut those beautiful plants, right? (I used to...
Gardening

How to Grow and Care for Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata)

Disease Generally, western red cedars are healthy trees, especially if you plant them in the right location. However, there are several fungal diseases that can...
Gardening

Shop Smarter: Navigating the Best Black Friday Garden Deals

Black Friday may still be around the corner, but the early deals have officially begun. Retailers are launching discounts earlier and earlier each year,...
Gardening

How to Grow and Care for Gloxinia

Soil The native coastal soil is acidic, infertile, and sandy. Decaying organic matter enriches it with nutrients to support blooming. Choose an African violet potting mix....
Gardening

Best Terracotta Pots for Frost – Black Friday Deals

Terracotta pots never really go out of style. Whether you use them to line your patio, show off your houseplant collection, or set a...
Gardening

The Best Home Decor Black Friday and Cyber Monday Sales

Tis the season for…shopping? That’s what our inboxes and feeds would have us believe. It’s easy to get caught up in the frenzy, but...
Gardening

What to Do in November for Rich, Loam Soil in Spring

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Summer Rainbow Pickled Vegetable Plate: A Taste of Summer

Slice all the vegetables thinly and uniformly so that they cure and pickle at a similar rate to each other, except leave the carrots...
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Microgreens: Small-Scale Growing With Big Benefits

From apartment shelves to backyard farms, microgreens provide a simple, practical way to grow fresh food, build skills, and connect with nature. Similar to other...
Gardening

How to Save Heat-Stressed Plants – 5 Easy Steps to Take Now

As summer temperatures soar, so does the risk of heat stress in our plants. Our first instinct when we see our beloved hydrangea or...

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