October is a busy time in the garden. There is plenty to harvest, sow, prepare, protect, and craft. Have a look at ideas for things to get done before the winter weather moves in. If you would like … [Read more...]
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5 Common Houseplant Myths That Seem True—but Aren’t
Do houseplants purify air? Should you water on a schedule? Find out which common care tips miss the mark—and what your plants really need instead. If you need more tips, this is my system for … [Read more...]
Tasha Tudor’s Garden & Life (Rare Video Included)
A brief look at the creative life and garden of Tasha Tudor, her books and crafts, and how she inspired generations of gardeners, artists, and makers. If you want your own Tudor-inspired cottage … [Read more...]
22 Practical Garden Gifts—Most Under $100
Fresh, practical gift ideas for gardeners—tools, books, and supplies that are useful, thrifty, and mostly under $100. Easy to order online. For more ideas, also see the Empress of Dirt Shop where … [Read more...]
Why Ants in the Garden Aren’t a Problem (and Actually Help)
Ants may look like pests, but they play a valuable role in garden soil health and pest control. Here's why you can stop worrying and let them be. If ants are taking over your hummingbird feeders in … [Read more...]
September Garden Checklist: Tasks & DIY Projects
Fall marks the time in the garden for endings and new beginnings. September garden tasks include harvesting the summer crops, growing fall veggies, and, preparing the garden for winter. I also have … [Read more...]
Phenology: The Secret Calendar Every Gardener Uses (Without Realizing It)
Discover how seasonal changes guide plant and wildlife behavior—and why gardeners rely on phenology, often without realizing it, to plan and grow their gardens. An example of how we garden … [Read more...]
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