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The next time you see a chewed leaf, pause before reaching for a solution. Ask yourself: is this really a problem? Or is it just part of the life your garden is meant to hold?
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One of the best ways to maximize your raspberry harvest is through proper pruning techniques. With the right approach to prune raspberries, you can enjoy fresh raspberries throughout the growing season. Understanding Your Raspberry Types Before you start pruning, it’s essential to know whether you have June-bearing or fall raspberries (which can be ever-bearing). Your […]
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March is a transitional month in the gardening calendar. It’s a great time to start preparing your garden for spring. Since spring usually ends up being a very busy time in the garden (if not the busiest time), it’s a good idea to get organized early. That way you can plan and spread out the […]
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Composting is a fantastic way to reduce food waste while creating nutrient-rich soil for your garden. This guide will explore easy composting methods suitable for any living situation, along with the numerous benefits this practice brings. Benefits of Composting Three Easy Composting Methods 1. Trench Composting The simplest method involves burying kitchen scraps directly in […]
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The end of the season means making the most out of the last of the harvest. In many areas, pepper plants in particular are treated as annuals. But they don’t have to be. In this week’s blog post we will guide you through the process of overwintering your pepper plants, ensuring you can enjoy a bountiful harvest year after year.
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We noticed that a number of our large pine trees had turned brown. It appears that those will have to come down as well. While we are sad to see them go, this will create some new and exciting opportunities for our property.
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Garlic, with its pungent aroma and rich flavor profile, is a beloved staple in gardens worldwide. We use garlic nearly every day in the kitchen, so growing our own was a no-brainer.

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As the first killing frost marks the end of the dahlia season, it’s time to prepare these beautiful flowers for winter storage. This guide will walk you through my dahlia care process of digging up, cleaning, and storing dahlia tubers to ensure they’re ready for next spring’s planting.

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Perched above the waves in coastal New Hampshire sits Fuller Gardens, “one of the last working formal gardens of the early 20th century.” We recently visited Fuller Gardens is a treasure trove of horticultural charm and gardening inspiration, perfect for an afternoon garden tour.

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Today, we’re baking with a recipe for strawberry hand pies, inspired by Kelly’s challenge to make a strawberry hand pie with a flaky crust and bright red filling that still tastes like strawberries.

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Cacti are super low-maintenance if you follow a few simple rules. They need well-draining soil, minimal water in winter, and lots of natural light. In this post, I’ll walk through the steps for repotting a few of my cacti.

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A garden wildlife pond can be small, easy to maintain, and super beneficial, increasing biodiversity and creating a habitat for creatures.

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Growing potatoes in containers has been awesome for us. With a little guidance, you can grow a bountiful crop of potatoes even in limited spaces.

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Garlic is a kitchen superstar, but nailing its growth takes a bit of planning. In this post, we’ll share our garlic growing adventure, experimenting with different types to find the perfect match for our garden and taste buds.