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The USDA’s 2022 Annual Pollinator Report notes that globally, there are 18 endangered and 9 critically endangered pollinator species. The sad reality is that almost half of the world’s pollinator species, including bees and butterflies, are at risk of extinction. Every spring, as the snow melts and garden cleanup beckons, many eager homeowners eagerly jump …

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Fans of the great American breakfast have never had things so bad of late. The rise in egg prices has been well documented, but bacon, coffee, and frozen orange juice all hover well above pre-pandemic prices. Those who can access homegrown, fresh produce are ahead of the game. Gardeners, homesteaders, and farmers fall into this …

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Growing potatoes doesn’t have to be complicated or exhausting. James Prigioni, a seasoned gardener and TikTok creator, has shared a simple and highly effective way to grow a huge harvest of potatoes with minimal effort. In a recent video, he demonstrates his no-fuss method using a narrow raised bed, homemade soil, and smart watering techniques. …

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A 2024 Swiftly survey found that 7 in 10 Americans struggle to afford groceries. Fast forward to 2025, and there is no data to know that people are feeling the pinch of the continually rising cost of food and food shortages on items like chicken eggs. Having a reliable source of fresh produce is becoming …

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If you’re looking for an easy way to pack more nutrients into your meals without going broke, sprouts are the answer. These tiny greens are a powerhouse of vitamins and minerals, and can easily be grown at home for a fraction of the cost of store-bought sprouts. @BobbyParrish shares a video on Youtube showing just …

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Fresh herbs can transform everyday meals, but grocery store prices add up fast. The good news? You can grow your own abundant herb garden for just $65—and it could yield up to $400 worth of herbs! Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned gardener, this budget-friendly method taught by Gardenary is a game-changer. Start with …

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If you’ve ever planted seeds and waited forever for them to sprout, only to be met with disappointing results, you’re not alone. Some seeds, especially ones with tough outer shells, struggle to absorb water and break through their own protective coats. That’s where seed scarification comes in — a fancy word for a simple trick: …

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If you love gardening but dread the backbreaking work of digging, there’s good news—there’s a better way. No-dig gardening lets you build healthy, productive soil while keeping effort (and weeds!) to a minimum. It’s a method that mimics nature, enriches your soil, and makes gardening more enjoyable. Jamie Walton of Nettles and Petals shares how …

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As winter fades and spring peeks around the corner, many gardeners feel the itch to get planting. But before you rush out and start filling every available space with seedlings, take a breath. As TikTok gardener Chloe Plumstead wisely reminds us, “It’s not a race, and you don’t have to be in a rush.” March …

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Deciding between annual and perennial flowers in your garden is sort of like choosing if you want to rent or buy a home. One allows you to change your garden up every year, while the other requires a bit more commitment and consistency. Both can create lush, beautiful gardens with crops and flowers galore — …

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