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Adriana Copaceanu is a passionate nature lover living in the country on her dream property where she grows vegetables, lavender, and wildflowers that she shares with the wildlife they attract. When she's not in the garden, she loves spending time with her chickens and planning her next nature project. Check out her books below:

How to Grow Lavender for Fun and Profit: Lessons Learned from Planting Three Hundred Lavender Plants

How to Raise Chickens for Eggs: A Guide to Raising Happy, Healthy Chickens for Nutritious, Organic Eggs at Home

Grubs and pests are a major problem for anyone who takes pride in their garden. They can destroy flowers and vegetables and cause some major damage. There are ways, however, to reduce the chances of them causing you problems using natural ingredients. Today we’ll look at milky spore grub control as a natural remedy choice. …

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Also known as the Madagascar dragon tree, ted-edge dracaena, Malaysian dracaena, or song of India, the dracaena marginata is a popular houseplant that makes a colorful addition to any room’s decor with its narrow green or variegated leaves. Let’s look at how to care for dracaena marginata. When well-maintained, this tree can grow up to …

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If you’ve never had a hummingbird feeder, you’ve missed a great addition to your backyard. Children love to watch them, and to be honest, they can be a lot of fun for adults, too! There are many different brands of backyard hummingbird feeders on the market, as well as a variety of different food mixes. …

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Trying to make it the ultimate spring/summer hot spot in your backyard? A place where you, your family and friends can come together to relax or have fun together? Here are some ideas for great patio furniture sets that will transform your patio into the spot to be! As a bonus, some of these furniture …

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Perennials are “set and forget” plants: you plant them once, they go dormant each winter and come back good as new each spring, summer, or fall. On the other hand, annuals produce more flowers, and their blooms last longer, but they are single-season beauties. You have to buy and plant them every year. No matter …

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The gladiolus (Gladiolus x hortulanus) has been cultivated and loved since early times, but today’s range of color, size, and forms has far outclassed its early beginnings. These flowers make stunning bouquets. Wouldn’t you love to know how to grow gladiolus? Gladiolus varieties and hybrids Gladiolus is a member of a huge family of colorful …

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Radishes are one of the fastest-growing vegetables: after only 4 short weeks you can enjoy their crisp, spicy fruit. But what if you planted more than you could eat, or got busy and forgot to harvest them at the right time? This is what happened to us this year and I decided to let our …

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There aren’t many pests that are as dangerous as ticks. Because of their ability to transmit serious diseases to humans and pets, ticks threaten your family’s well-being. Below you’ll learn how to get rid of ticks in the yard to have peace of mind throughout the summer. While not necessarily a garden problem, ticks can …

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Why are my rose leaves turning yellow? This question often troubles gardeners since yellowing leaves signify plant distress. If you’ve recently observed this change in your rose garden, with leaves turning yellow and dropping off, it’s time to give that plant your attention. But before you can take steps to restore your garden’s vibrant beauty, …

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