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Garden landscaping is a must for every house: it will not only make your house better looking, but it will increase the value of your home.

Landscaping your garden doesn’t have to be expensive, or back-breaking. Little tweaks here and there, that you make over the years will make a difference.

From adding a few shrubs to planting some colorful annuals, you’ll learn a lot about garden landscaping for both large and small gardens.

Have fun creating a beautiful garden landscape around your property :)

It can be challenging to decide which flowers to plant because there are so many to choose from. What you should plant will depend on the type of garden you want to grow, but there are some beautiful flowers experts expect to be among the most popular picks this year. Whether you want to start …

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Gardening enthusiasts are always looking for innovative ways to grow plants efficiently, especially when space is limited. A recent TikTok video by Gardening with Ish introduces a fascinating method called seed spiraling. This technique repurposes cardboard as a growing medium, offering an eco-friendly and space-saving way to start seeds. What Is Seed Spiraling? Seed spiraling …

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Have you ever wondered how your garden can stay lush and vibrant, even during those long, dry spells? Imagine stepping outside to a garden that seems to defy the harsh summer heat, where every plant flourishes, even when water is scarce. The secret lies in embracing nature’s own rhythms rather than fighting against them. We’ve …

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Terra Nova Nurseries recently announced their newest plant addition, the Agastache “Peach Pearl.” This perennial flower bursts with beautiful peachy orange blooms from the beginning of summer all the way through the fall season. The “Peach Pearl” is a great pick for gardeners who want to attract pollinators to their yards. Its vibrant flowers attract …

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We’ve all been there—sitting down to watch TV or scroll through our phones, only to glance up and realize the house is a mess. It’s easy to put off small chores when distractions are everywhere, but one simple rule can keep your home tidy without overwhelming you: no screen time until three essential tasks are …

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This year, the world of gardening is exploding with new trends that include edible landscaping, biodiversity, and sustainability. Trying to choose what to plant this year can be difficult with all the options of unique plants and whimsical flowers. That’s why we went straight to the experts to get the top plant picks for 2025 to …

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If you love a home that smells fresh, clean, and inviting, try this stovetop simmer. It’s a small habit with a big impact! This is a natural way to make your home smell incredible without using synthetic air fresheners. Inspired by a video by Mama Mila Au, this easy stovetop simmer blends citrus, herbs, and …

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Imagine stepping into your backyard and finding a lush, private retreat—a space designed just for relaxation, reading, or entertaining. With a little planning, you can transform any outdoor space into your own personal oasis. Creating a garden retreat is simply a matter of planning the space you have available. Don’t hesitate to rearrange plants; flexibility …

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Punxsutawney Phil said there are 6 more weeks of winter. If you neglected to prepare your garden — and home — ahead of time, there are still a few things around the house and garden you can work on. Then, when spring finally rolls around, you can pick right up where you left off in your …

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