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Thirty Years | Deborah Silver & Co.

It was 30 years ago last night that Rob and I were hosting an opening preview celebration for Deborah Silver and Company’s new...
Gardening

20 years of blogging and a new chapter begins

March 30, 2026 Digging turned 20 years old on Valentine’s Day. Two decades is a long time to devote to a daily or weekly practice,...

How To Recharge & Reuse Last Years Potting Soil This Spring!

Did you know that one of the easiest ways to save money on your garden budget each spring is to simply recharge and reuse...
Garden Design

Five years of Hebden Bridge | Jack Wallington

“Time flies when you’re having fun,” Chris said when I asked him what I should write for this post, along with it’s been “five...

A New Year’s Eve Charcuterie Board Everyone Will Love!

A Charcuterie Board is one of the easiest and most impressive food items to serve at any celebration, but especially for your New Year’s...
Gardening

Deborah’s Garden Through the Years

Hi GPODers! The weather outside is starting to get frightful, but the garden photos we’re...

Saving Pepper Seeds for Next Year’s Crop

Sharing is caring! One of the most rewarding parts of growing peppers is saving seeds from your favorite plants to grow again next season. Not...
Hydroponics

5 New Years Resolutions For Indoor Gardeners

Are you ready to grow better in 2025? As we step into a...

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Gardening

Greenworks vs Ryobi Lawn Mowers

The question of Greenworks vs Ryobi lawn mowers is an essential one for anybody looking to pick up a powerful, reliable lawn mower for...
Gardening

How to Grow and Care for Creeping Phlox

Both are such similar plants that they are often confused. If I really had to choose between the two, I’d say P. subulata might just...

Planting, Care, and Harvest Guide

Sharing is caring! Yardlong beans — also called asparagus beans — are one of the easiest and most productive vegetables for hot summer gardens. Despite...
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