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Less Space and Higher Yields with Raised Bed Gardening
If you’re looking for a way to grow a garden in a limited amount of space, while producing high yields, raised bed gardening may just fill the ticket!
Digging Up Flower Bulbs for Winter
Traditional lore states that bulbs should be dug up and separated every year once they are dormant, but this is actually not necessary in many cases.
Five Great Things to Grow for First Time Vegetable Growers
If you are completely new to vegetable gardening, here are five easy crops that are perfect for those who want to give it a go without splashing right in at the deep end.
Saving Your Garden from Deer
Do you suspect that it’s the deer in your area that have been munching on your garden plants? Deer are the bane of many a gardener’s existence.
Creating Compost and Recycling Nutrients in the Garden
You should be able to return all of your garden’s surplus back into the system to create a strong and sustainable ecosystem that can keep you fed for many years to come.
Ten Great Vegetables for Home Vegetable Gardens
it can be difficult to find good quality in some types of vegetables, so if there is a big difference in quality, that could be a great reason for growing your own.
Why Gardening Is Good for Your Health and Your Life
Gardening is a fantastic activity in many ways. It’s a great form of exercise, stress reliever, creative outlet, and just plain old good fun. Here are a few other reasons why gardening is a great all-around activity.
Tips for Designing Your Flower Garden
Designing your flower garden may seem like a scary prospect. But you don’t have to be an artist or a landscaping professional to design a beautiful flower garden!
Controlling Weeds in an Organic Garden
Many gardeners choose to use a chemical weed killer to get rid of weeds, but you can’t do that in an organic garden. So what can you do?
Teak Wood Patio Furniture Cleaning Tips
How you clean your teak wood patio furniture depends on if you want it to remain it’s original honey color or if you want the silver gray patina that comes from exposure to the sun.