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The March Edition: Your Month in the Garden
March is one of the most important months in the garden. From pruning to key planting, discover handpicked stories designed to get spring off to a great start.
By Melanie Griffiths
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TikTok’s Untamed Garden Trend Is Going Mainstream – and Its Chaotic Beauty Is Easy to Recreate
Wild, chaotic gardens are taking over TikTok – here’s how to create an abundant, low-maintenance space that thrives on benign neglect.
By Sarah Veldman
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Resist! How Women Have Used Plants to Fight Oppression for Centuries
Healing, feeding, and defying – one bloom at a time.
By Kayleigh Dray
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How to Amend Clay Soil for Healthier Gardens and Happier Plants: Your Garden Will Thank You
Clay soil can be hard to garden in, but you don't have to settle! Amending clay soil with organic matter can make drastic improvements. Learn how!
By Teo Spengler
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Floret Flowers Just Revealed Its Secret DIY Potting Soil Recipe – and Gardeners Are Blown Away by the Results
This soil recipe is packed with nutrients to help your plants grow and thrive. Though there are two things you need to bear in mind if you use it, according to the pros.
By Ciéra Cree
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Your Pruning Tool Could Be Causing More Harm Than Good – Here’s What You Should Be Using
Don't accidentally hurt your plants by using the wrong tool for pruning. Pick the right tool for the job.
By Tyler Schuster
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Understanding Cotyledons and Their Role in Plant Growth: The Powerhouse of the Seed
Cotyledons are the first signs of life for newly planted seeds. Learn their importance to the growth of your seedlings.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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This $50 Aldi Patio Chair Looks Designer for a Fraction of the Price — And It'll Sell Out Fast
This woven patio chair has boutique vibes for under $50 — but like all Aldi finds, it won’t stay in stock for long.
By Allie Kerkhoff
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Reddit's Most Upvoted Garden Mistakes (And How to Fix Them)
Learn from Reddit gardeners' biggest mistakes: spacing fails, impulse buys, spreading plant disasters, and more. Real advice from people who've been there.
By Sarah Veldman
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How To Future-Proof Your Garden So You Can Keep Growing Comfortably For Years To Come
Getting older doesn't mean you have to stop gardening! Make a few adjustments now so your garden grows with you.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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What Is Fertilizer Burn? Signs You're Overfeeding Your Plants & What to Do Before You Fertilize Your Plants to Death
Too much of a good thing really does exist, especially when it comes to fertilizer. Learn how overfeeding plants can cause fertilizer burn and how to fix it.
By Jackie Carroll
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Have You Tried the Red Cabbage Test? This Fun Garden Alchemy Reveals Your Soil pH
The viral red cabbage experiment makes testing your soil pH simple, visual, and oddly satisfying.
By Ciéra Cree
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Want to Attract Bats to Your Yard? Add These 6 Plants for a Magical Moonlight Garden
You'll have far fewer mosquitoes come summer if you start planting for bats now...
By Kayleigh Dray
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Save Your Money This Spring! Divide These 9 Perennials in March to Get More Plants for Free
Cut down on your gardening costs this spring by dividing plants you already have in your yard. Here are the best perennials to divide in March.
By Susan Albert
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I Transformed My Balcony With IKEA’s Deck Tiles — They're The Easiest Renter-Friendly Outdoor Upgrade
From dull concrete to cozy retreat, these snap-together IKEA tiles are the easiest renter-friendly outdoor upgrade.
By Allie Kerkhoff
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Buttermilk Yellow: the Garden Color to Covet in March
Celebrate spring with cheery golden blooms and backyard accents in the sunniest of soft yellows. This is your go-to garden palette for March…
By Emma Kendell
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The Queer Eye Secret: How to Use Jeremiah Brent’s Design Rules for Your Planters
Inspired by Jeremiah Brent’s iconic interior design work, learn how to pair sculptural planters and architectural greenery for a look that's welcoming and chic.
By Ciéra Cree

