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How to Store Fall-Grown Onions

Fall-grown onions are a fantastic addition to any home garden, providing a flavorful and long-lasting harvest for winter and beyond. However, proper storage is...

The Art of Companion Planting: Tips for a Thriving Garden

Companion planting is a time-honored gardening technique that harnesses the natural synergies between certain plants, creating a balanced and thriving garden ecosystem. Whether you're...

Tomato Hornworms: Nocturnal Nibblers

Tomato Hornworms: The Nocturnal Nibblers Destroying Your Garden Introduction to Tomato Hornworms Tomato hornworms, belonging to the Manduca genus, are notorious pests in gardens across North...

Know Your Weeds: Creeping Charlie

Creeping Charlie, also known as ground ivy or Glechoma hederacea, is a perennial weed that has sparked frustration among homeowners for generations. Having worked...

Red Blooms Every Month of the Year

January Camellia japonica - Camellia (Bright red winter blooms against dark green foliage.) Camellia japonica, commonly known as the Japanese Camellia, is a popular evergreen shrub...

DIY

Gutters 101: A Homeowners Guide To Water Management

Gutters are an essential part of your home’s defense against the elements. Properly functioning gutters direct rainwater away from your foundation, walls, and landscaping,...

How To Prepare Your Living Room For Painting

A fresh coat of paint can dramatically transform your living room, breathing new life into your space and making it feel more vibrant, cozy,...

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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