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These Plants Will Keep Damaging Insects Out of Your Garden
Dealing with pests is one of the more annoying aspects of maintaining a garden. Instead of turning to harmful chemical pesticides, though, why not just add some insect-repelling plants to your garden?
It’s Not Too Late to Start Your Veggie Garden
Wondering if you still have time to build a stunning vegetable garden for an early fall harvest? The answer is yes! Once you understand frost dates and planting times, you’ll be ready to start your garden and reap the benefits this autumn, and every year from now on.
The Best Flowers to Plant If You Hate Gardening
It’s a problem many of us face: we enjoy beautiful flowers, but don’t have the desire or time to deal with all the maintenance that comes with gardening. Well, what if we told you there is such a thing as a “low-maintenance” flower garden? It’s totally true—you just have to choose the right plants.
Friday Fun: Does Talking to Plants Really Help Them Grow?
The idea of actually talking to your plants might sound more than a bit weird. But if having a chat with your pretty plum tomatoes actually did them some good, it would be worth it, right?
How to Harvest and Store Vegetable Seeds to Plant Next Year
You’ve probably noticed your grocery bill just keeps getting higher and higher. However, you probably have a way to save some cash right in your vegetable bin. If you collect and save the seeds from your vegetables, you can plant them next year and slash some of that supermarket spending.
What Are Frost Dates, and Why Do They Matter for Gardeners?
Have you ever read the directions on a packet of seeds, and wondered what it means to plant before the last frost date? Before you start your garden this year, it’s important to know what frost dates are, and why they matter so you’ll get the best results.
Potato Sprouted? Here’s How to Grow New Spuds with It
Have you ever forgotten about an old potato in the back of your pantry, only to discover it’s sprouted weird-looking roots? If so, don’t toss it—you’ve got yourself a prime potato that’ll regrow new spuds if you plant it.
Kitchen Scrap Gardening: How to Regrow Fruits & Vegetables
Want to save money on produce this summer, but don’t have the time to tend to a vegetable garden? Just regrow veggies in water from your leftover kitchen scraps. This rewarding solution is incredibly easy, and we’ll help you get started.
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