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Apple cider vinegar is touted as a cure-all for all sorts conditions. Here's the scoop and it seems there's some truth to the claims. Read More
Daisies are a garden favorite and are probably one of the most well-known flowers in the world. Even a five year old can recognize a daisy. Read More
Although nowadays vampires are romantic hotties who tempt teenage girls, back when I was a kid, we always thought of vampire bats when we thought of vampires. Read More
Are you tired of wrestling with your clay soil? Read More
Are you thinking about starting a garden this spring? New gardeners often face challenges they aren't prepared for. Read More
From simple to complex, there are a variety of bird-friendly water features that can either be purchased or made with some simple items. Read More
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By banding together in a community garden, neighbors in apartment complexes and suburban cul-de-sacs are able to grow enough food so that everyone wins. Read More
What's in your soil? Read More
Summer's around the corner. What's going to be on your grill. Read More
Neem oil is a little different from most pesticides on the market. Read More
Did you know that there's a movement called No Mow May? Our fragile pollinator population will thank you for learning about it. Read More
Native bumblebees are having facing some challenging times. Read More
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Spring is here and across most of the country people are thinking about their gardens. The habitat of our butterflies and pollinators is shrinking every day, so why not give them a spot in your garden? Read More
Growing melons in containers is rewarding, but not always easy. Read More
Are your new seedlings biting the dust? Unless you take steps to prevent it, damping off disease can put a major damper on your seed-starting efforts. Read More
The National Quilt Museum is the place to experience contemporary quilting at its finest. Read More
Becoming a skilled basket weaver requires time, practice, and materials. Thankfully you can grow one of those yourself. Read More
