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Growing Roses in the Pacific Northwest

I recently watched a Zoom presentation from a local gardener and author who said...
Gardening

Leslie’s Colorful Containers in Colorado, Part 1

Hi GPODers! After two sunny days in Lee’s garden (check out Part 1 and Part...
Gardening

Learn How to Grow and Care for Old Man Cactus

Old man cacti are low-maintenance, water-wise houseplants that make eye-catching stand-alone specimens. They also play well with bromeliads and succulent species that share similar...
Gardening

Lilies (with a Few Friends) in Lee’s Garden, Part 1

Happy Monday, GPODers! Fall is in full swing, but we’re lucky at Garden Photo of...
Gardening

Learn How to Grow Zebra Grass

Container-grown plants require more frequent watering than those planted in the ground as soil in pots dries out more quickly. A layer of mulch on...
Gardening

Get Ina Garten’s Magical Fall Garden Plant List

November is here, and for many gardeners, that means the season is winding down. But it's also the perfect time to start planning for...
Gardening

Stinzen Planting: Build Community With Bulbs and Your Sidewalk Strip

Have you ever wondered what on earth to do with that little piece of struggling grass between the sidewalk and the street? If you’re...
Gardening

Gorgeous Indoor Plants that LOVE the Dark

These are the best low light indoor plants! If you need to brighten up a dark corner or add a little life to your...
Gardening

How to Deal with Japanese Maple Winter Dieback

Winter can be hard on all of us. Sure, the snow can be beautiful and there’s a certain magic to the dormant season, but sometimes...
Gardening

Say Cheese! Four Cheese Recipes to Keep You Smiling

Attention all cheese lovers! If you’re looking for recipes to satisfy all your cheesy needs, then look no further. Try out some of these...
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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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