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Do you love topiaries as much as I do? Then, let me show you how to make an easy DIY Topiary frame from a grapevine wreath! Last spring, I ripped apart a grapevine wreath to make twig and moss charger plates for my Easter table setting! You see, I had planted some ivy and herbs, … Read more
Knowing how deep to plant flower seeds is crucial for their successful germination and growth The ideal planting depth provides the right conditions for the seed to sprout and the seedling to emerge healthy and strong While general guidelines exist, the optimal depth can vary depending on the flower variety, soil type, and growing conditions. … Read more
Getting tomatoes to ripen quickly can be a challenge, especially if cool weather threatens your crop. While tomatoes love heat and sun, cooler temps and shorter days in fall can slow down ripening. Luckily, there are several tricks gardeners can use to hasten tomato ripening both on and off the vine. Follow this comprehensive guide … Read more
When summer hits do you wish you had a little bit more happening in your garden? There are loads of bulbs and perennials that are summer (and even fall) bloomers, and when you take some time to plan your garden to take advantage of these staggered bloom times, your garden can explode into almost nonstop … Read more
Planting pots in the ground is an innovative gardening technique that offers unique benefits compared to traditional in-ground planting. This method, often called “pot-in-pot” gardening, involves setting nursery pots or other containers into the soil so that the rim rests at ground level. Inside each buried pot, you can plant flowers, vegetables, herbs, or other … Read more
Allium Round and Purple bears incredibly large flower heads on tall, sturdy stems. Its a fantastic choice for growing towards the back of sunny borders, and makes an impressive cut flower, both fresh and dried. For best results, plant bulbs in fertile, well-drained soil up to three times their diameter. Grow in well-drained soil in … Read more
How to make tissue paper marigolds! Fall is here and it’s time to crank up craft production to HIGH, like I did with this Day of the Dead craft. I made dozens of these! Marigolds are a main staple of the season, thanks to Dia de Los Muertos. It’s believed that the scent from these … Read more
Get ready to dig into the details, use cases, pros, and cons of hardwood mulch, wood chips, and three types of mulch made from bark – bark nuggets, bark dust, and bark mulch. All are popular types of organic mulch, and all but one (bark dust) are easy to get your hands on and easy … Read more
Yarrow, also called Achillea millefolium, is a hardy herbaceous perennial. It grows well in full sun and comes in colors like pink, red, white, and yellow. This plant needs little care and is common in North America. Plant yarrow along garden edges. It creates natural borders and invites beneficial insects that control pests like aphids. … Read more
The dose makes the poison. Nevertheless, if you suspect your dog has been poisoned, it is important to know which toxic substance your dog has consumed, so that the vet can treat your pet without delay. In the following lists we will tell you which plants are toxic for dogs so you can avoid having … Read more