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Gardening, for many, is a lifestyle. When the ground is frozen, and frost is still a valid concern, it’s normal for that green thumb to get itchy. However, there are many ways to stay active and nurture that green thumb, even if you can’t get your garden started quite yet. Some of it may be …

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Don’t fret if you have a garden area located in the shade. You have a wealth of choices in shade-loving plants that thrive in low-light conditions without skipping a beat. From colorful foliage to brightly colored flowers, you’ll love these shade-loving plants. Use them in borders, under trees, in containers, and wherever you need to …

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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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Have you heard of the lasagna gardening method? I just recently learned about it, and I’m impressed with the results. If your garden has been plagued by weeds, using this no-dig gardening method is one of the easiest ways to control weeds in your vegetable and flower beds. Let’s be honest: weeds are probably the …

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A viral TikTok video from @creative_explained shows just how easy it is to grow tomato plants using nothing but slices of a store-bought tomato. No fancy gardening tools, no seed packets — just a pot of soil and a tomato from your kitchen. It almost sounds too good to be true, but this method works …

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All plants, even air plants, need water to survive. But as a gardener, it can be difficult to tell if yours are getting enough hydration. Further complicating matters is the fact that all plants have different watering needs. There are the simple plants, like cacti, that don’t require much hydration. Watering them once or twice …

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Oyster mushrooms are a flavorful delicacy often used as a meat substitute due to their fibrous texture and ability to absorb the flavors of the dish they’re cooked in. There are several varieties, some of which can be quite expensive. Prices typically range from $5 to $15 per pound, depending on how they’re grown and …

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Gardening season will be here before you know it, which means it’s the perfect time to use that green thumb of yours to try out some new ideas this year. Rather than being stumped on what to do, you can find inspiration to freshen up your outdoor space with the gardening trends for 2025.  We …

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