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Zone 6 Planting Schedule – What to Start Each Month
Follow along each month to see what seeds to start indoors and what to sow directly in the garden. This is your ultimate Zone 6 planting guide.
By Teo Spengler
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7 Birds to Watch Out for as They Return to Gardens in February (and How to Attract Them)
The birds are back in town, y’all. Here’s how to make your garden their new local hotspot.
By Kayleigh Dray
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If I Were Building My Gardening Kit From Scratch, Here’s Where I’d Splurge and Save
Garden tools can be expensive: after 30 years of gardening, this is where I splash the cash and where I scrimp and save.
By Emma Kendell
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Should You Use Coffee Grounds Instead of De-Icing Salt? Here's When it Works
Is there any truth to the internet hack of using coffee grounds on icy walkways? Our scientist-turned-garden expert explains.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Inside Nate Berkus's Home: The One Detail That Makes His Table Effortless
Effortless doesn't mean unplanned. Discover the interior design secrets behind Nate Berkus’s lived-in aesthetic and how to mix history with fresh flowers.
By Sarah Veldman
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People Are Pouring Pasta Water on Their Plants, But Experts Say There's a Better Option
Pasta water seems like a free fertilizer for houseplants, but better cooking water alternatives exist that actually help plants without the salty downsides.
By Tyler Schuster
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Salting a Neighbor's Sidewalk or Driveway Seems Helpful – But It Might Get You In Trouble
Should you salt a neighbor's driveway or sidewalk? A little neighborly help might actually do damage. Learn how to navigate this frosty conundrum.
By Teo Spengler
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Martha Stewart’s Floral Heart Centerpiece Is the Most Romantic Valentine’s DIY Decor Idea – and It’s Easy to Get the Look
Recreate Martha Stewart's iconic heart-shaped floral design with pink and red blooms. Follow these step-by-step tips to build a romantic arrangement at home.
By Sarah Veldman
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8 Pergola Ideas to Add Structure, Shade and Style to Your Garden
A well-designed pergola can completely change how a garden feels, defining the space as well as bringing welcome shade. If you’re planning an update, these pergola ideas show how to get the best out of your backyard.
By Sarah Wilson
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Decoding Michigan Growing Zones: What Michiganders Need to Know for a Stunning Four-Season Garden
Michiganders, listen up! Here's everything you need to know about Michigan growing zones for a gorgeous, thriving garden.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Zone 7 Planting Schedule – What to Plant Each Month
Follow along each month to see what seeds to start indoors and what to sow directly in the garden. This is your ultimate Zone 7 planting guide.
By Teo Spengler
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Margot Robbie’s Tour of the Wuthering Heights Set Just Started the "Untamed Romance" Garden Trend. Here's How to Get on Board.
Recreate the wind-swept moor in your living room. Master the art of floral drama with dark foliage, ghostly flowers, and intentional chaos.
By Sarah Veldman
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Say Hello to Your Birth Month Bird – and the Meaning Behind Each One
These birth month birds are said to reflect our personalities, carrying meanings rooted in folklore and tradition.
By Kayleigh Dray
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Ana de Armas’ Cozy Pink Floral Tabletop Shows How to Create a Warm, Romantic Look at Home
Learn how to style a cozy tabletop moment with pink flowers, candles, and thoughtful touches inspired by Ana de Armas. Romanticize your everyday life at home.
By Sarah Veldman
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15 Garden Accents Worth Shopping During Wayfair’s President’s Day Sale
From benches and planters to solar lights and sheds, Wayfair’s President’s Day sale features garden accents that elevate any outdoor space.
By Allie Kerkhoff
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Vego Garden’s President’s Day Sale Is Live – Here Are the 12 Gardening Deals Worth Grabbing
With up to 40% off sitewide, these editor-approved Vego Garden picks are the smartest buys before spring gardening season begins.
By Allie Kerkhoff
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February Is the Worst Month for Seedling Sweat – Here's the Exact Moment to Remove Covers
Removing covers too late or too soon can spell disaster for your seedlings. Watch for these signs to prevent problems.
By Tyler Schuster

