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Kathleen Talay
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October in the garden: 5 genius tricks for a glorious spring (and a tidy fall!)
If you think autumn is the time to hang up your gardening gloves and retreat indoors with a mug of cocoa, think again! October is a golden month for gardeners—literally, as leaves turn to fiery reds and golds, carpeting lawns and borders in a dazzling display. But beneath this autumnal beauty, your garden is quietly preparing for winter’s...
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Don’t throw away those coffee grounds—your garden might need them
For many of us, the day doesn’t truly begin until that first cup of coffee. But what happens to the grounds once the pot is empty? Too often, they end up in the trash, when they could be put to far better use. Gardeners have long known that certain plants respond especially well to coffee grounds, turning kitchen waste into natural...
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How to create a tea garden at home and enjoy fresh, soothing brews
Picture this: you step outside into a fragrant garden where the air carries hints of mint, chamomile, or lavender. You pick a few sprigs, brew a cup of tea, and settle into a cozy chair surrounded by blooms. That’s the magic of a home tea garden—a space that blends beauty, relaxation, and the joy of fresh herbs. It’s easier to create...
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Don’t throw away those eggshells—here’s why your garden will thank you
If you’re like most people, you probably crack a few eggs for breakfast and toss the shells straight into the trash without a second thought. But what if those shells could be doing more than cluttering your bin? Believe it or not, eggshells are one of the most overlooked yet effective garden boosters hiding in your kitchen. Packed with...
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Kathleen Talay
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Tired of leaves killing your lawn? Try this “vacuum mulching” trick
Taking care of a lawn in the fall can feel like a never-ending battle against leaves and changing weather conditions. Some homeowners turn to traditional raking and bagging, but lawn experts say there is a smarter option that works with the season instead of against it. Grass needs nutrients, sunlight, and air circulation, but fallen leaves...
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Rising costs leave homeowners searching for ways to keep lawns green without breaking the bank
For many homeowners, nothing beats the sight of a lush, healthy yard. But in recent years, the price of maintaining that green carpet has climbed sharply, and the bill can vary wildly depending on where you live. In some areas, the cost of watering a lawn for a single season is enough to leave residents in shock. Yet, there are practical...
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Veronica E.
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7 colorful flowers to plant in August for a beautiful fall garden
If you thought gardening season was winding down, think again. August is actually a great time to refresh your flower beds and add new blooms that can last well into fall—and in some cases, even survive the winter. Whether you're replacing spent summer plants or just looking to add late-season color, now is the perfect moment to get your...
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Are you overwatering without realizing it? These 4 expert tips can help your plants thrive
If you’ve ever watched a houseplant go limp or a cheerful flower suddenly droop, you’re not alone. Many of us assume we’re helping our plants by giving them a regular drink—but too much of a good thing can do more harm than good. In fact, one of the most common mistakes new (and seasoned) plant owners make isn’t neglect—it’s improper...
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Multiply your houseplants with ease—no green thumb required
Have you ever looked at someone’s thriving indoor jungle and thought, “How do they do it?” Good news—you don’t need fancy tools or a horticulture degree to grow your own collection. With a few simple tricks and a little patience, you can turn one plant into many right from your kitchen table. Propagation isn’t just easy—it’s fun...
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Don’t let your garden dry out while you’re on vacation—here’s how to keep it thriving while you’re away
There’s nothing quite like the excitement of heading off on vacation—bags packed, travel plans in hand, and new memories waiting to be made. But for those of us who’ve worked hard tending to our gardens, there’s often one lingering worry: what will happen to all those flowers, herbs, and vegetables while we’re gone? Will your tomatoes dry up...
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Kathleen Talay
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A common gardening tool may be more dangerous than you think
Many who rely on outdoor power tools to keep their spaces in shape don’t often question the reliability of their gear. But a recent update is reminding folks that even trusted tools can carry hidden dangers. One manufacturer has just issued a recall, and it’s not just a precaution—it’s due to real injuries. If your tool shed houses a...
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The underrated layout secret that turns average gardens into stunning showpieces
A beautiful garden doesn’t just happen by chance. Whether the look is wild and whimsical or precise and polished, what happens below the surface—planning, structure, spacing—can quietly determine how successful and satisfying your garden becomes. It’s not about copying a professional’s blueprint. It’s about using a few simple tricks to make...
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Veronica E.
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Do your supermarket plants always die? Here’s what experts want you to know
If you’ve ever walked through the grocery store, spotted a lush basil plant or a cheerful peace lily, and thought, “Why not bring a little green home with my groceries?”, you’re not alone. Supermarket plants are tempting—convenient, affordable, and often sitting right by the checkout, practically begging to be adopted. But if your new leafy...
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These signs will tell you if your plants are begging for more sunlight!
There’s something special about the calm and comfort houseplants bring into our homes. They clean our air, add a fresh touch of nature to our spaces, and quietly lift our moods. But thriving houseplants need more than just water and attention—they rely heavily on getting the right amount of sunlight, too. If you’ve ever wondered whether...
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Any tips for a beginner?
Any tips for a beginner? I have always been fascinated by ornamental plants, but I just can’t keep them alive! Every time I try, they wilt within a week. I have settled for painting flowers and going to exhibits, as taking care of real plants hasn’t worked out for me. Do you have any beginner gardening tips? I would love it if you could give...
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Don’t throw out your chocolate boxes—gardeners are loving this surprising trick!
With summer around the corner, many of us are looking for ways to spruce up our gardens without breaking the bank. If you have a few empty chocolate boxes lying around, don’t throw them away just yet—there’s a surprising way to put them to good use in your garden! Simon Akeroyd, author of over thirty gardening books, shared this easy...
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