Easy Tips & Tricks To Prune Parsley For More Produce In Your Garden
If you have an herb garden, you’re likely growing parsley. This staple must be properly pruned and harvested in the garden for bushy growth and a large harvest.
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The Best Time To Deadhead Your Columbines And Collect The Seeds
To keep your columbine flowers looking fresh, beautiful, and plenty, you'll need to deadhead and collect seeds at this specific time for best results.
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Your Petunias Will Thrive With The Help Of A Few Leftover Kitchen Scraps
Compost is an excellent way to turn your kitchen waste into gardening gold, but some cooking byproducts can be used directly with your pretty petunias.
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Signs That It's The Perfect Time To Pick Summer Squash For A Delicious Harvest
Knowing when to pick summer squash ensures you're not harvesting fruit that's too young or too mature. In this guide, you can discover what to look for.
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Why You Should Consider Using Grow Bags For Tomatoes
Struggling to grow tomatoes in your small space? Try using grow bags! Grow bags for your tomatoes are an easy way to enjoy them all summer long.
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Don't Mistake This Toxic Weed For A Harmless Yellow Flower In Your Garden
This toxic weed blends in like a regular flower, but can actually be a danger to your health and garden. Here's how to identify and get rid of it.
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The Bright & Cheery Flower That Doubles As An Easy Chipmunk Repellent
Keep chipmunks away from your yard with this easy hack that only involves planting beautiful flowers that will bring a burst of color to your garden.
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Plants You'll Want In Your Yard Or Garden To Attract Crows
If crows are on your list of birds to attract to your yard, you'll want to woo them with food. Plant these items in your garden to see more crows.
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How To Grow Delicious Potatoes In Containers For A Fresh And Easy Harvest
Growing potatoes at home sounds like a chore, but it is shockingly simple when you know how to properly grow them in containers for a fresh harvest.
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Why This Perennial Sunflower Variety Can Be A Pest In The Garden
A perennial sunflower variety sounds great if you love sunflowers but wish you didn't have to replant them each year. Still, its habit may make you reconsider.
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How To Prune Your Cherry Tomato Plants To Keep Them Healthy And Productive
Cherry tomatoes are a wonderful burst of flavor that enhance any dish, and if you grow your own, prune the plant to ensure you maximize your harvest.
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Ditch Traditional Grass & Grow This Stunning Perennial Ground Cover Instead
Consider replacing your lawn with a low-maintenance ground cover. Here's a beautiful option that features mounds of blooms throughout the season.
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Joint-Friendly Tools That Can Help You Garden If You Suffer From Arthritis
If you suffer from arthritis, gardening can be extremely difficult. Check out these tools and suggestions to make gardening easier on your joints.
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Why You Shouldn't Plant Ground Cherries Next To Tomatoes In The Garden
Ground cherries are high on the list of what not to plant with tomatoes since they'll compete for resources, attract pests, and rapidly expand.
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The Weedy-Sounding Wildflower That'll Attract Beautiful Dragonflies To Your Yard
With their beauty and help against mosquitoes, dragonflies are great for your garden, so add this wildflower and attract them for years to come.
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The Unique Houseplant That Boasts Rich Red Flowers That Look Like Lipstick
This interesting houseplant got its name because of its vibrant red blooms that look like lipstick, but there is also a very unique way to care for it indoors.
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Protect Your Growing Garden Veggies With An Easy Shower Mesh Pouf Hack
A cheap loofah as pest control? You might be surprised, but it could work. We'll show you how to use this simple shower pouf hack in the garden.
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Beautify Your Fence With A Trailing Red-Flowering Vine Hummingbirds Love
Imagine a fence covered with lush foliage, beautiful red flowers, and hummingbirds flitting back and forth. Now, make it yours with this trailing vine.
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These Weeds In Your Yard Are Actually Attracting These Pests
Weeds can cause many problems in your yard or garden, but one unexpected issue could be that they are straight-up attracting pests and vermin.
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Grow This Cactus Plant For A Beautiful Pop Of Red-Orange Color
Cacti are one of the hardiest plants you can grow in hot or dry climates, and this stunning cactus also offers vibrant and saturated blossoms.
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Keep Pests Out Of Your Garden This Spring With Some Spare PVC Parts
PVC pipe might not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about gardening, but it can be a useful tool for keeping unwanted critters away.
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An Essential Guide To Using Horticultural Oil Vs Neem Oil In The Garden
Neem oil and other horticultural oils can work wonders on pests in your garden. Here's how to use them to destroy infestations without destroying your plants.
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Why Your Zucchini Plant Leaves Are Turning Brown (And What To Do About It)
Noticing the leaves on your prized zucchini plant turning brown? You need to act fast! Find out what could be causing this and how to stop it.
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How To Tell If Your Morning Glories Are A Beautiful Addition Or An Invasive Pest
What's the story (with) morning glories? The flowering vine can be a beautiful addition to your garden, but be on the look out for its invasive species cousin.
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The Messy Reason Crepe Myrtle Trees And Pool Can't Coexist
Crepe myrtles and pools may seem like a no-brainer combination that can make your home more comfortable. But there's a reason why they shouldn't be together.
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The Downsides Of One Of The Fastest-Growing Shade Trees In North America
Fast-growing trees are a blessing in backyards with little shade in hot climates. However, their height poses problems depending on where they’re planted.
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The Common Garden Waste That Will Make Your Tomato Plants Thrive
If you want to ensure that your tomato crop is as tasty and robust as it can be, then this nourishing waste is an essential tool in your gardening tool box.
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