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Take a few minutes to read the following tips for how to get rid of leaves to save yourself hours of work this fall. The Easiest Way to Remove Leaves from Your Yard As fall approaches, one of the inevitable chores is removing all the leaves that fall from the trees in your yard. Raking … Read more
Little Gem lettuce is a delicious variety that has become increasingly popular among home gardeners in recent years. This mini romaine lettuce is known for its tender sweet leaves and crisp texture. With the right harvesting techniques you can enjoy Little Gem lettuce at its absolute best! Overview of Little Gem Lettuce Little Gem is … Read more
Amaryllis will grow well outside in warm regions up to Zone 7b. Plant these beauties in your warm climate garden. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Amaryllis bulbs produce showy, trumpet-shaped flowers that can brighten up any garden. Their bold colors and impressive … Read more
As gardeners we have come to think of autumn as the end of the gardening season. It is anything but the end. Autumn, for each of you, represents the beginning of next year’s gardening season, and there is no better way to begin next year’s season than by planting onions, shallots and elephant garlic. Today, … Read more
Knowing your climate zone will help you decide the best time to sow the vegetables, herbs and flowers you want to grow, and which varieties should perform well in your garden. Growing plants that are suited to your climate zone will usually give you the best results in your garden. Grow Guide #2316 Family: Lamiaceae … Read more
If you are looking for a unique fall decoration, pumpkin on a stick plants are an absolute eye-catcher that you can easily grow from seed in your garden or a container. The most intriguing fact about these miniature pumpkin-look-alikes is that they are ornamental eggplants. Pumpkin on a stick is planted in the spring, grown … Read more
Good soil prep is the key to successful gardening. Learn how to prepare a flower bed for planting. “Make your bed” is one of those statements that we each must have heard a million times as kids. As gardeners though, this simple phrase has a different meaning. “Make your bed” is all about preparing the … Read more
From vintage soda crates to old tool boxes, there are many fabulous wooden containers that you can find at a low price or even for free. And they can be turned into a quaint DIY wooden container planter for use indoors or outside. Repurposing wooden containers into planters can make a rustic and organic design … Read more
Growing golden potatoes like Yukon Gold can be a rewarding addition to any vegetable garden. With their rich, buttery flavor and creamy texture, these potatoes make fantastic roasts, mashes, fries, and more By following some simple steps, you can grow an abundant harvest of golden potatoes right in your own backyard Choosing a Good Location … Read more
Celosia, also known as cockscomb, is a beautiful and easy to grow annual flower that thrives in hot, dry conditions. Growing celosia from seed is a great way to add unique texture and color to your garden. Here are some tips for successfully starting celosia from seed. When to Plant Celosia Seeds Celosia is very … Read more