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Spinach is one of the fastest-growing, most vitamin-packed crops you can grow at home, and it seems like you can throw it in just about any dish! Read on to learn how to grow spinach from seed, how to get the most out of your crop with proper storage, and how to choose the best … Read more
The olive tree is one of the most iconic and beloved trees in the world Known for its twisted trunks, silvery green leaves, and nutrient-rich fruit, the olive has been a symbol of peace, wisdom, fertility, and longevity for thousands of years If you’re looking to capture the beauty of this remarkable tree in photos, … Read more
Can you plant potatoes in fall? Absolutely. But the reason for planting potatoes in autumn will differ greatly depending on where you live. If you live where winters are mild, you probably want to plant potatoes in fall so that you can take advantage of the cooler season and harvest in winter. If, on the … Read more
I am a jam maker! Every year I can’t wait for the raspberries so I can start making raspberry jam. (Here is my *famous* recipe.) But what about the seeds? I got you covered with the easiest way to deseed raspberries. Use a juicer. It may be a mess but stop struggling with a sieve. … Read more
Pollarding is an intense pruning technique that involves cutting back the branches of a tree to just above the trunk. It results in a striking “knuckle” or “bole” shape that is quite different from a tree’s natural form. For those considering getting their trees pollarded, the before and after photos can look shockingly different! While … Read more
A white shed with black trim creates an eye-catching focal point in any backyard landscape This classic color combination never goes out of style and works with any design aesthetic from traditional to modern Sheds painted crisp white with bold black accents have become a popular backyard trend over the last few years, and it’s … Read more
Is Basil a Perennial in Zone 5? A Detailed Look at Growing This Popular Herb As an avid gardener living in zone 5, you may be wondering if you can grow basil as a perennial herb With its sweet flavor and scent, basil is one of the most widely used herbs in kitchens around the … Read more
Deserts may seem barren, but they are home to a surprising diversity of plant life. Many desert plants produce stunning red flowers that add splashes of color to the sandy beige landscape. From cacti to shrubs to wildflowers, vibrant red blooms can thrive despite the harsh conditions. When most people think of desert plants cacti … Read more
Zonale Geraniums are picky about their climate, thriving best in a cozy range of 65°F to 75°F (18°C to 24°C). These temperatures mimic their native habitat and ensure a happy, blooming plant. Geraniums are a popular flower known for their bright, colorful blooms and delightful fragrance. These beautiful plants can liven up any garden, patio … Read more
Foxgloves (Digitalis) are easy to grow biennial or short-lived tender perennial flowers in shades of purple, pink, white, apricot and browns with semi-evergreen rosettes of basal foliage and upright spires of tubular bell-shaped blooms that usually appear between late spring and early summer. Most foxglove varieties are winter hardy to zone 4 or 5 and … Read more