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Edible
Sage for Seasoning: Elevating Your Dishes with This Herb
Sage is often associated with witches and hipsters burning bundles to cleanse spaces or tap into some mystical energy. But beyond its reputation in...
Plants
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,...
Gardening
What Can You Plant In August?
Seeds to Start in August for a Full Harvest in Cleveland, Ohio
Starting a garden in August in Cleveland, Ohio, can be a rewarding endeavor...
Gardening
Why Spinach is One of the Easiest Crops for Beginners
Spinach is an ideal crop for beginner gardeners because it’s low-maintenance, quick-growing, and adaptable to various climates. Spinach can thrive in containers, raised beds,...
Perennials
When should you plant daffodils?
When Should You Plant Daffodils?
Daffodils, with their bright yellow blooms, are among the first flowers to herald the arrival of spring. To enjoy...
DIY
DIY
Leaf Tea Fertilizer: Nourishing Your Garden Naturally
Harness the power of nature's nutrient-rich gift with leaf tea fertilizer – an eco-friendly and cost-effective way to enhance your garden's health. This organic...
DIY
Should you use Nails or Screws When Building a Fence?
When building a fence, one of the most common questions is whether to use nails or screws to fasten the boards to the posts...
DIY
The Aesthetics of Foliage: Designing with Leaves and Texture
While flowers often steal the spotlight in gardens, it's the foliage that provides the backbone and visual interest year-round. The varied shapes, sizes, colors,...
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