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What’s the Difference Between Annuals, Perennials, and Biennials?

When you dive into the world of gardening, or even when you're picking out a few plants to spruce up your space, you'll often come across labels like "annual" and "perennial"—and sometimes "biennial" too. Ever wonder what these terms...

Eco-Friendly Pumpkin Disposal: Sustainable Ways to Reuse Your Halloween Pumpkins

I absolutely love pumpkin carving—it's a highlight of my Halloween every year! As October rolls in, I eagerly await our family tradition where we gather at our old family home, armed with stencils my mom has cherished for years,...

How to Plant on a Slope: Tips and Techniques for a Stunning Hillside Garden

Planting on a slope can be challenging, but with the right techniques, you can transform this difficulty into a stunning garden feature. Even in my small sloping garden area, I've noticed plants struggling because I wasn't sure about the...

How and Why to Deadhead Daylilies for Boosting Blooms

Daylilies, or Hemerocallis spp., are a favorite among both professional landscapers and gardening enthusiasts thanks to their vibrant blooms and extended flowering period. These hardy perennials thrive from Zones 3 to 9, flaunting star-shaped flowers in hues like yellow, purple,...

How to Deadhead Salvia for Healthier Blooms And Extend Your Garden’s Beauty

Wondering whether you should be deadheading your salvia this summer? While it’s not essential for their survival, snipping off spent blooms definitely encourages healthier growth. If you've got salvia in your garden, incorporating this task into your routine can...

Why You Should Leave Fall Leaves on Your Lawn and Garden

When fall rolls around, and the leaves start dropping, don't rush to rake them up and haul them away. Keeping those leaves right where they fall could be the best thing you do for your garden. Remember all those...

How to Start a Self-Sustaining Garden: Tips for Beginners

Creating a self-sustaining garden starts with careful planning. By putting more effort into designing your garden upfront, you'll save time and energy on maintenance later. Growing your own vegetables not only helps you cut grocery costs but also brings...

When and How to Harvest Vegetables for Peak Flavor: Timing and Tips for Every Crop

You’ve put in a lot of effort to get your vegetable garden thriving, but if you're unsure of the right time and way to harvest, all that hard work could go to waste. Whether you're just starting out or...

The Truth About Banana Peels in Gardening: Benefits, Myths, and Realities

Ever heard about the magic of banana peels for your garden? It's all over the internet. Apparently, burying peels at the base of your roses can do wonders. Or why not whip up some banana peel tea? Just soak...

How to Get Rid of Bitter Taste in Cucumbers With 4 Simple Techniques

Isn't it disappointing when you crunch into a cucumber only to find it's bitterly disappointing? While they look like the perfect addition to any summer dish, cucumbers can sometimes taste less than refreshing. If you're not careful, a single...

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