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3 Types of Plants You Should Always Water – Even in Winter

Do you water plants in winter? For many gardeners, the answer is no. But should you add winter irrigation to your to-do list? It...
Hydroponics

Prepare the Garden for Winter

Tidying Up The first thing I do when putting the garden to bed for winter (usually just before Halloween) is to walk through...

The Best Way To Feed Cardinals In The Fall & Winter!

Looking for the best way to attract and feed cardinals this fall and winter – and help them survive the cold to brighten up...
Gardening

5 Humidity Tricks For Houseplants in Dry Winter Air

Hydroponics

5 Cold-Hardy Greens and How to Grow them For a Winter Salad

The secret to year-round food production is choosing the right crops! Yes, you can absolutely grow nutritious salad greens in the dead of winter....
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

When and How to Prepare Your Garden Beds for Winter

10 Tips to Prepare the Garden for Winter

The summer garden season is coming to a close. While we’re still working on certain projects like sowing bulb onions in cold frames and...
Houseplant

Winter Orchid Care for Phalaenopsis: 5 Key Considerations

Some of the links in this post may be affiliate links. There is no need to stress out over the winter care...
Gardening

This Easy Trick Stops Your Houseplants Dying Over Winter

Forget the crazy cat lady trope; if you, much like this writer, are a self-confessed ‘crazy indoor plant lady’, then you won’t want to...
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Lee Fights Boredom with Old Garden Photos, Part 1

Happy Friday, GPODers! It might officially be spring, but for some of us the season...
Gardening

The Best Backyard Bird Finds in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale

If there's one thing that brings my garden to life after a long, damp Pacific Northwest winter, it's the return of my backyard birds....
Gardening

Russian Sage: How to Prune for the Best Blooms

Russian sage creates a lavender-blue cloud in the garden from early summer to mid-fall. The tall purple spikes of airy blooms are eye-catching above...
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