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Category - Gardening 101
5 Steps to Improve Your Garden in Winter
Winter is when we typically take leave of garden work and contemplate dreams of next year’s...
5 Tips for Keeping Your Garden Healthy
Maintaining a healthy garden is hard work. You cannot start a garden and expect it to blossom...
10 Garden Resolutions for Every Gardener
With every New Year, most people look for a fresh start by making resolutions they might, or might...
Finding Joy in The Garden
Japanese tidying expert Marie Kondo has Americans searching their attics for joy.
Holiday Plants: A Pet Danger
The winter holidays are prime times for bringing the beauty of nature into the home. The...
Vineyard Maintenance Duties: How to Take Charge
It can be a joy to be a vineyard owner. It can be a joy to be responsible for maintaining a...
How to Keep Your Flowers from Giving a Bad Smell
Like all good things, the fresh scent of flowers also fades away with time.
Connecting Gardening & Plumbing: Tips for Making Your Garden More Efficient and Successful with an Irrigation System
Irrigation is imperative when it comes to your garden.
Garden Resiliency in Drought and Deluges
In the southeastern United States, we have always dealt with short term droughts interspersed with...
How Your Plumbing Can Affect Your Garden
Your backyard and your home may seem like two separate domains, but they’re more intertwined than...
Getting to Know Your Garden Weeds
I love to weed. The expression on peoples’ faces, whenever I say so, tells me that very few of...
Why Do You Garden?
A long time ago I mentioned to a rather snobbish gardening friend that I was thinking of planting...
The Language of Plant Leaves
The notion that there’s a “language of flowers” is amusing.
Aquaponics vs Hydroponics: What You Should Know
When the gardener does not have adequate space to grow plants in their backyard but they have a...