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Preserving Sage: Drying, Freezing, and Storing for Maximum Flavor

Sage is one of the most aromatic and flavorful herbs you can grow — but if you're harvesting more than you can use fresh,...

The Healing Power of Medicinal Plants in Your Garden

Throughout history, humans have turned to nature's pharmacy to find remedies for various ailments. The use of medicinal plants dates back thousands of years,...

How Much Water Does Rosemary Need?

Rosemary is a hardy herb that requires specific watering practices to flourish. Whether you're growing it indoors, outdoors, in small pots, or large garden...

Grow Your Own Brussel Sprouts from Seed

Growing Brussels sprouts from seed is a rewarding journey that intertwines horticultural science with the art of gardening. As we delve into this comprehensive...

Can I plant spinach next to basil?

Yes, you can plant spinach next to herbs like basil or mint, and they can make good companions with the right care. Nutrient Compatibility: Spinach...

DIY

Common Mistakes New Homeowners Make in Their First Year

Owning a home for the first time is exciting, but it can come with some common mistakes that new homeowners often make in their...

The Ultimate Guide to Hinges for New DIYers

Way to research a bit before you are standing in the Home Depot or Lowes aisle of hinges and fasteners and are completely overwhelmed....

Duck, Duck, Grow: Using Duck Poop In Your Garden

Duck poop, often overlooked, is a potent source of nutrients for your garden. When properly utilized, it can significantly enhance soil health and plant...
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