As the days grow shorter and the crisp October air settles in, the garden begins its gentle shift from vibrant summer abundance to a quieter, more reflective season. While it may be tempting to...
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Gardeners often feel the urge to tidy up as fall sets in, clipping away every fading bloom and seed head. But sometimes, the best action is no action at all. By resisting the shears, you invite...
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As summer comes to a close, millions of hummingbirds begin their incredible fall migration—some traveling thousands of miles from the United States all the way to Central and South America....
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Pollinators are the unsung heroes of the garden, transferring pollen from one bloom to another and ensuring that fruits, vegetables, and flowers can thrive. By understanding the different types of...
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Imagine stepping outside to snip fresh mint, pluck a ripe strawberry, or gather edible blossoms to garnish your evening drink. Welcome to the world of cocktail gardens, a delightful new gardening...
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Create a stunning summer garden that beats the heat. Drought-tolerant plants thrive with minimal water, adding lasting color, texture, and resilience to your landscape. These hardy plants not only...
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By early July, even the most vibrant gardens can begin to lose their luster under the strain of summer heat. Blooms may fade, soil can dry out, and once-thriving plants may start to look weary. But...
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There’s something magical about the delicate flutter of a hummingbird as it zips through the air, its wings a blur and its iridescent feathers catching the sunlight. For many gardeners, these...
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