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Winterizing Chicken Coop Pens And Boxes: 5 Steps To Keep Chickens Safe & Warm
Winterizing chicken coop pens and boxes is a crucial way to keep your chickens safe and warm in the cold season. Follow our five steps for happier, healthier chucks
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Ditch The Gym: 5 Gardening Activities That Give A Better Workout
Skip grueling workouts at the gym and get fit in your garden! These gardening activities will give you a better workout while growing something amazing.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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bag of organic bone meal
Should you use bone meal fertilizer in the garden? A soil test may help you decide, but bone meal is not a complete food.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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When To Start Seeds Indoors For Bigger Harvests & More Beautiful Blooms
Boost your garden's productivity by learning the best times to start seeds indoors – including a month-by-month guide for crops and flowers.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Plants To Propagate In Winter: 6 Of The Best Options For Cultivating Winter Cuttings
We usually associate propagation with spring, but there are a few plants you can grow from cuttings in cold months. We round up the best plants to propagate in winter
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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9 Expert Gardening Techniques You Should Master in 2025 To Raise Your Growing Game
Make a New Year resolution to grow your best-ever plants and master next-level gardening techniques that will turn you into an expert in no time.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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How To Keep Mature Landscaping Looking Its Best – Expert Tips For Established Gardens
Does your property have mature landscaping and a garden that's come of age? Learn some tip for keeping it looking its best.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Make This Your Year In The Garden: New Year Resolution Ideas To Enhance Your Gardening
Get a jump on your gardening projects now so you can reap the rewards year round! Crack open your planner, grab a hot drink, and peruse these key New Year resolution ideas
By Janey Goulding
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What's The Best Music For Plants? Discover How Music Can Help Your Garden Grow
If they grow better with music, make sure to choose the best music for your plants. Turns out they have specific tastes.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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What The First Bird You See On January 1st Means For Your Year Ahead
According to birding lore, whether you spot a vibrant cardinal or an ominous crow on New Year's Day impacts your life for the next 12 months.
By Melanie Griffiths
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The 7 Best Botanical Gardens In The US
How many have you been to?
By Teo Spengler
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Gardening With An AI Botanist: How To Use ChatGPT Effectively In The Garden For Planting & Design Inspiration
It's time to learn how to use ChatGPT effectively in the garden. Why not? It might help develop your gardening creativity. Here’s how to use it.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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How To Make A New Garden Look Mature: Simple Tricks For A Lived-In Landscape
Use these tips to learn how to make a new garden look mature. You’ll have your garden space and landscape looking lush in no time.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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How To Make A Terrarium In A Jar: Grow A Beautiful Miniature Ecosystem
A jar terrarium is a fun, simple, and inexpensive winter project. It’s a great way to spend the colder months when your outdoor garden is dormant.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Post-Holiday Pick-Me-Ups: Treat Yourself To These 10 Gardening Must-Haves
If you didn't get what you wanted for Christmas, then indulge your gardening passion with plants and products that will inspire you in the new year.
By Melanie Griffiths
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These Fake-Looking Plants Aren’t AI-Generated – They’re Real & You Can Grow Them!
Sometimes Nature creates strangely beautiful fake looking plants that don’t always appear to seem exactly real. Check out some of the amazing specimens.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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How Long Do Seeds Last? Plus, Tips To Extend Their Shelf Life
Your garden is all planted and you have leftover seeds... what now? How you store them is the key to their longevity.
By Amy Grant