Unlike other spring branches we force to bloom indoors, pussy willows should be kept dry after cutting to preserve their soft, fuzzy catkins. To force flowering trees and shrubs to bloom indoors in … [Read more...]
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April Garden Checklist: Tasks & DIY Projects
As spring arrives in the April cold-climate garden, winter may have a few surprises left . Indoor seed starting is underway and, as the soil warms, outdoor sowing begins. Eager for the growing season … [Read more...]
Choosing the Right Fertilizer: Organic, Synthetic, or None at All?
Wondering which fertilizer to use in your garden? This guide explains the differences between organic and synthetic fertilizers and how to choose the best option for your garden's long-term … [Read more...]
Dreamy Garden Beds: Repurposed Bed Frames for Benches and Borders
Turn old bed frames into real garden beds. See creative ways gardeners repurpose metal bed frames to enclose garden beds, build benches, and add charm to their outdoor spaces. If you love the idea … [Read more...]
What is “Days to Maturity” on Seed Packets?
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10 Surprisingly Simple Garden Tips You Might Be Overlooking
These simple yet often overlooked gardening tips make gardening easier, safer, and more efficient. From pulling weeds at the right time to outsmarting invasives, these practical tips can save you time … [Read more...]
Garden Trends That May Do More Harm Than Good
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