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Leaving Bee Hotels In Your Garden Can Help Pollinators – Here's HowPollinator gardens don’t stop being important when the flowers stop blooming. Read on to learn about leaving behind bee hotels.
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How Fall Cleanup Can Help Next Year's Monarch WaystationLooking to start or expand on a monarch waystation in the spring? You can get a head start now with your fall cleanup.
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Flowers for a Fall Fueling Station - Annuals and Perennials That Can Help Fuel Butterfly MigrationJoin us as we tour the butterfly garden in Adams Ricci Park and learn how to plant a fall fueling station.
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Learn About The Principles Of PermaculturePermaculture is all about doing the right thing. Click here to learn all about the 3 ethics of permaculture form Andre the Farmer.
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What Is Soil Made Of?Finding the right soil is one of the most important factors in growing healthy plants. So what is soil made of? Click here to find out.
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How To Divide Perennials In SpringDividing perennials is a great way to expand your garden for free. Read on to learn how to divide hostas, rudbeckias, and salvias.
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Monarch Butterflies - The Super Generation and How You Can Help Their Fall MigrationJoin us as we learn about the monarch butterfly super generation, and how we can help them on their incredible journey.
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Improving Soil Quality: How To Condition Soil For Better Plant GrowthImproving soil quality is an essential part of gardening. Soil conditioner is a great way to accomplish this. Learn more here.
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DIY Winter Arrangements: Holiday Porch PotDon’t leave those porch containers bare all winter. Add some greenery and berries for a pretty decoration that will last for months on end.
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DIY Natural WreathLearn how you can create this simple, natural Christmas wreath in just 15 minutes. Click to see how we did it.
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No Waste Kitchen Garden: Homemade Plant FoodDid you know you can fertilize your plants with things around your house? Read on to learn how to make easy homemade plant food.
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What Are Microclimates?Ever noticed that shady gardens stay snowy longer? Or spots against a wall stay warm? Those are microclimates. Click to learn more.
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Regrow Kitchen Scraps and Grocery Store ProduceCreate a no waste kitchen. Did you know you can regrow produce? Click to learn about regrowing avocados, green onions, and pineapples.
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Starting A Pollinator GardenWhen planting a new pollinator garden, there are a few key factors to take into consideration: light, soil, and water. Read on for more.
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