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His question led to discovering several great home-living websites and lots of ideas for peach peelings. Turns out, peach peelings wear LOTS of hats! So don’t throw them away. For instance: The next day, strain the peachy water through a cheesecloth or jelly bag. Just strain, don’t squeeze, as this will make your jelly cloudy. … Read more
After harvesting the last of my onions, Iâm always excited to plan what comes next. Thereâs still plenty of potential for the garden to grow more food for fresh eating in the fall. Rotating plant families is important for garden health. For an in-depth look at this topic and how it benefits your garden, check … Read more
Apricot trees produce wonderfully sweet and juicy fruit, but only with proper care. One of the most important maintenance tasks is pruning apricot trees at the right time of year. While many fruit trees are pruned during winter dormancy, apricot trees are best pruned in summer. Summer pruning helps avoid disease, stimulate growth, and maximize … Read more
Do you love planting echinacea in your flower garden? Never buy plants again by learning how to save echinacea seeds for next year! Echinacea- also known as a coneflower, is one of my favorite flowers and herbs. They are beautiful flowers that are easy to grow, thrive in less than optimal conditions, and are tolerant … Read more
Grow bags are a convenient solution for gardeners who are short on space, but every gardener can enjoy the benefits of grow bags. In this week’s episode, I answer all your questions on gardening in grow bags, including all the advantages as well as the challenges and how to overcome them. We polled our social … Read more
This native evergreen tree or shrub has long been popular in gardens, often clipped to form hedging or topiary. As a hedge, large or small, it forms a year-round sheltering screen along boundaries or a dark green backdrop to borders. Its dense growth and red berry-like fruits provide valuable shelter and food for wildlife. Yew … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Rumors fly and the debate rages on. Are coffee grounds good for tomato plants? As modern-day gardeners, we often question gardening pearls-of-wisdom seen on the internet or handed down from previous generations. In this case, scientific studies … Read more
[vc_row row_type=”row” use_row_as_full_screen_section=”no” type=”full_width” angled_section=”no” text_align=”left” background__as_pattern=”without_pattern”][vc_column][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text]Tulips are often termed as being the jewels of the garden. Tulips come in a seemingly endless variety of rich colors, from solids to variegated. Their petals grow into a lovely cup-like shape with decorative stamens. They create a bold statement in the garden, and they look particularly stunning … Read more
Vera English Lavender, or Lavandula angustifolia ‘Vera’, is THE original, heirloom lavender and is thought to be in existence for over 2000 years! The purple flowers of Vera Lavender not only add a pop of color to any garden but also serve as a favorite on our farm, as we are completely honored to house … Read more
Roundup, a popular glyphosate-based weed killer, is a go-to solution for many homeowners battling unwanted plants in their yards. However, after applying this herbicide, you’ll need to know when it’s safe to plant new vegetation again, for the health of your future plants. While Roundup effectively eliminates weeds, understanding its residual effects and the appropriate … Read more