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6 Shed Mistakes You May Not Know You’re Making – Plus, Ideas For Better Yard Storage
Sheds may seem straightforward, but you’d be amazed how easy it is to misjudge their construction and care. Follow these backyard shed ideas to prevent calamity
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Martha Stewart's Living Garden Maze is Easy to Recreate – Here's How to Make Your Own on a Budget
Have you gawped at Martha Stewart's living garden maze and fancied making a version in your yard? You don’t need loads of money or square footage. Just follow these tips…
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“Yes, I Turned My Rocky Soil Into A Lush Plant Paradise! Here's How You Can Do The Same” – Expert Reveals 4 Ground-Breaking Tricks
If you have issues growing in rocky soil, all is not lost – there are things you can do to cultivate your own gorgeous green nirvana, as our gardening expert reveals
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8 Edible Plants For Pickling, Preserves, Gins & Jams – For The Ultimate Homegrown Fall Flavor
Lucky enough to have harvested a glut of crops, and struggling to eat it all before it goes off? Here are the most versatile edible plants for pickling, preserves, gins and jams
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Take It Easy! Slow Gardening Is The Low-Stress Philosophy You (And Your Plants) Need This Summer
Slow down this summer with the slow gardening trend. Find out how you can rest, relax, and reconnect with nature to grow a better garden.
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Want To Bring The Cottagecore Aesthetic To Life In Your Garden? Try These 9 Cottagecore Garden Plant Ideas For Dynamic & Ethereal Displays
Wondering how to capture the cottagecore aesthetic and overwhelmed by options? Try these elegant, dynamic and reliable plants to grow a sustainable trad trend
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What Is A Melon Pit? The Gardening Hack That Will Optimize Your Space And Boost Your Produce
Melon pits are a great way to get the most out of your garden and are quick to make. Follow some simple steps and you will reaping the rewards in no time!
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10 Easy, Breezy Meadow Flowers & Grasses For A Magnificent Low-Maintenance Landscape
Choosing the right meadow flowers and grasses will help you create the luxurious garden of your dreams. Explore some of my favorites.
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Moody Blooms For Spring: 8 Types Of Black Flowers To Add Drama To Spring Displays
From midnight burgundies to inky violets, several types of black flowers can enrich and embolden a spring display. Try these brooding bloomers for a moody garden
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Create A Romantic Garden Straight Out Of Bridgerton: Regency Era Romance In Your Garden
Try some romantic garden ideas straight out of Bridgerton. Flowers and gardens in the Regency era were lush and charming and you can get the same look!
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12 Lush Alternatives To A Lawn For Sustainable Spaces
Alternatives to a lawn are beautiful and also beneficial to your local ecosystem and its pollinators. Explore our top picks for plants to replace grass.
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Try The Trend – Turn Any Bed Into A Keyhole Garden With This Clever In-Ground Composter
Keyhole gardening is an efficient and sustainable practice that saves space. Get started on this DIY project quickly and easily with an in-ground composter.
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New Ways To Use Classic Garden Plants – For A Modern Landscape With A Touch Of Nostalgia
The 'Nostalgia Gardening' trend uses classic garden plants in new ways to add interest to your landscape and harken back to gardens of the past. Old is new again!
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Dig Into The Pros & Cons Of Community Gardening: 2 Experts Share Their Opinions
Two gardening experts examine the pros and cons of community gardening. Discover the top reasons why (or why not) to start growing in community.
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Growing For Gold: 9 Unique Yellow Flowers To Grow For Sunshine Garden Color
From vivid sunny lemons to rich butterscotch tones, yellow is a color that deserves a spot in every garden. These nine unique yellow flowers will fill your plot with cheer
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Ultimate Raised Beds For Small Gardens: Try These 5 Raised Options For Compact Corners
The perfect raised beds for small gardens squeeze every bit of useful space out of the most productive corners. Here are some practical space-saving ideas you can try
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Get Started For Spring: 8 Plants To Plant In Winter For A Head Start On Your Spring Garden
Spring may seem the natural choice for kickstarting projects, but there are plenty of satisfying ideas you can prep ahead of time with these plants to plant in winter
