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  • Grow Exotic Veggies From Around the World: Easy Tips for Your Garden

    Grow Exotic Veggies From Around the World: Easy Tips for Your Garden

    Ethnic vegetable growing is the answer to boring, bland vegetables that make you or your kids dread dinner time. If you're stuck in a rut of eating th...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • Chamiskuri Garlic Stores 6-8 Months — A Warm Climate Winner

    Chamiskuri Garlic Stores 6-8 Months — A Warm Climate Winner

    If you're wondering what Chamiskuri garlic is, here's the short answer: it's a softneck variety that thrives in mild winter climates, and I've found i...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • Unusual Vegetables to Grow: 10 Weird Veggies You'll Love

    Unusual Vegetables to Grow: 10 Weird Veggies You'll Love

    I hear you — you're stuck in a veggie rut, and I've been there too. The USDA recommends 5-9 servings of fruits and vegetables daily, but chomping on t...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • Composting Wine Safely: Tips You Need to Know

    Composting Wine Safely: Tips You Need to Know

    You’re probably wondering, can you compost wine? The answer is yes—I’ve done it plenty of times with leftover bottles that have gone flat or sour. But...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • 5 Easy Tips for Growing Angel Vine in a Container

    5 Easy Tips for Growing Angel Vine in a Container

    I can tell you from experience that growing a potted angel vine, Muehlenbeckia complexa, is surprisingly easy — as long as you give it partial to full...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • Grow a Corn Maze: DIY Tips for a Step-by-Step Guide

    Grow a Corn Maze: DIY Tips for a Step-by-Step Guide

    So, how do you grow a corn maze? The short answer is: it’s way more than just planting corn and hoping for the best. If you’re thinking about starting...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • Pacific Northwest Perennial Flowers: 3 Common Mistakes to Avoid

    Pacific Northwest Perennial Flowers: 3 Common Mistakes to Avoid

    So, you're wondering what Pacific Northwest perennial flowers will actually thrive in your garden? The short answer is: you've got a ton of fantastic ...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • How to Organize a Seed Swap Step-by-Step

    How to Organize a Seed Swap Step-by-Step

    Organizing a seed swap is simpler than you might think — and honestly, it's one of the most rewarding things you can do as a gardener. I've been hosti...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • Autumn Purple Ash: Beauty vs. the Emerald Ash Borer Risk

    Autumn Purple Ash: Beauty vs. the Emerald Ash Borer Risk

    If you're wondering about the purple ash tree — specifically the Autumn Purple cultivar — here's the short answer: I wouldn't recommend planting one t...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • Limnophila Water Plants: Common Mistakes & Easy Care Tips

    Limnophila Water Plants: Common Mistakes & Easy Care Tips

    If you are an aquarium enthusiast, you might already know about aquatic Limnophila water plants — but do you really understand what makes them tick an...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • How to Collect Fall Seeds: Save Money and Share with Friends

    How to Collect Fall Seeds: Save Money and Share with Friends

    There's something deeply satisfying about collecting fall seeds — it's a quiet, rewarding ritual that connects you to your garden even as the season w...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • How to Stop 2 Worst Invasive Vines in the Pacific Northwest

    How to Stop 2 Worst Invasive Vines in the Pacific Northwest

    I've got a love-hate relationship with vines, and if you live in the Pacific Northwest like I do, you probably know exactly what I mean. The two worst...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • 5 Creative Container Garden Themes That Go Beyond Petunias

    5 Creative Container Garden Themes That Go Beyond Petunias

    Let's be honest — walking into a garden center in spring is overwhelming. Rows of petunias, marigolds, and geraniums stare at you, and it's easy to ju...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • Planting Flowers in Fall? Avoid These 7 Common Mistakes

    Planting Flowers in Fall? Avoid These 7 Common Mistakes

    Can you really plant flower seeds in autumn and expect them to bloom next spring? The short answer is yes, and I’ve been doing it for years. When you ...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • How to Spot and Stop Cucumber Anthracnose

    How to Spot and Stop Cucumber Anthracnose

    If you grow cucumbers commercially or even in a home garden, I think you already know the fear: cucumber anthracnose can absolutely destroy your crop....

    Sep 29,2026

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  • 5 August Garden Tasks South-Central Gardeners Get Wrong

    5 August Garden Tasks South-Central Gardeners Get Wrong

    Yes, August garden tasks in the South-Central region are all about survival and smart planning — I've learned that the hard way after years of gardeni...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • August Garden Tasks: What Matters Most for Northeast Gardens

    August Garden Tasks: What Matters Most for Northeast Gardens

    August in the Northeast is a whirlwind, isn't it? You're up to your elbows in tomatoes, the kitchen smells like a pickle factory, and the canner's bee...

    Sep 29,2026

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  • Does Container Color Matter When Potting Plants? Yes, Here's How

    Does Container Color Matter When Potting Plants? Yes, Here's How

    Yes, container color does matter when potting plants — but not in the way you might think. I’ve tested this in my own garden, and the results surprise...

    Sep 29,2026

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    So, what is a corpse flower? It's exactly what the name suggests — a massive, stinky tropical plant that smells like rotting meat. But this isn't just... [More]

  • Seed Starting With a Heat Mat: What It Does & How It Works

    So, what exactly is a heat mat for plants, and does it really make that much of a difference? I'll give you the short answer right up front: a heat ma... [More]

  • Grow a Mason Jar Rose: Easiest Way to Root Cuttings

    If you’re wondering how to grow a rose from cuttings under a jar, the answer is simpler than you think — and I’ve been using this method for years wit... [More]

  • Tried-and-True High Altitude Vegetable Gardening Tips That Actually Work

    Growing high altitude vegetables is absolutely possible, but you have to change how you think about gardening. I've been gardening at 7,500 feet for y... [More]

  • How I Grow Cordyline Plants Indoors: Tips and Tricks

    You've probably seen a cordyline plant at a nursery and wondered what it's called. Here's the straightforward answer: a cordyline plant — also known a... [More]

  • Upper Midwest Gardening: 7 Must-Do May Tasks

    Upper Midwest gardening in May is all about balancing eagerness with patience — and honestly, I learned that lesson the hard way. If you are wondering... [More]

  • Growing Agave Indoors: 5 Tips for Thriving Houseplants

    Yes, you can absolutely grow agave plants indoors — but don’t expect it to thrive on the same low‑light, low‑care routine you give your pothos. After ... [More]

  • How to Grow Mexican Bay in 5 Easy Steps (With Pro Tips)

    What is a Mexican bay? Let me tell you from my own experience — it's a fascinating little tree, Litsea glaucescens, that's completely different from t... [More]

  • How to Grow a Rock Garden (It Really Works!)

    Starting a rock garden — I’m here to tell you: yes, absolutely you should. If you’ve ever wondered whether growing rocks in your garden is worth the e... [More]

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    If you're wondering what to do in the garden in May, the short answer is: plenty — and the timing depends entirely on where you live. May is that pivo... [More]

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    How to Grow Mexican Bay in 5 Easy Steps (With Pro Tips)

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    Boost Your Potted Plants With Worm Castings — Here's How

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    Tried-and-True High Altitude Vegetable Gardening Tips That Actually Work

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    How to Spot and Stop Cucumber Anthracnose

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    Sticky Traps for Garden Pests: Do They Work or Cause More Problems?

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