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How to Protect Your Garden from Heat Stress: Summer Plant Care Tips

Written By Lara Wadsworth Summer is here, and the heat is turning up. As the sun becomes more intense and daytime temperatures routinely soar, some plants struggle to cope. Sunburn, sunscald, leaf scorch, and heat stress are common problems that...

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Maximize Your Garden with the French Intensive Method

Written By Lara Wadsworth There are many ways that people online claim to maximize garden space, including everything from container gardening to square-foot gardening. There are books galore written about how to get the most out of each square foot...

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Top Nutrient-Dense Foods and Why You Should Eat Them

Written By Lara Wadsworth In today’s world of health trends, dieting, and fitness fads, one essential element is often overlooked: nutrients. Nutrients are the foundation of true wellness—fueling every organ, supporting immune function, and enabling both physical and mental performance....

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Companion Planting for Deer-Resistant Gardens: Tips & Plant Combos

Written By Lara Wadsworth Why Are Deer a Problem in Home Gardens? Deer can be a huge problem for home gardens that lack a proper planting strategy or protective barrier. As more people move out of cities and into suburbs...

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Cooking with Edible Flowers: A Guide to Flavors, Uses, and Tips

Written By Lara Wadsworth Did you know flowers aren’t just useful for their visual appeal? Many flowers are also edible and add a whimsical twist to everyday meals or an elegant touch to gourmet dining. Elevate your culinary creations with...

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June Planting Guide By Zone

Written By Lara Wadsworth June is a prime month for gardeners across the U.S. Whether you’re just getting in the game or are already harvesting early crops, this June planting guide by USDA zone has everything you need to know...

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How to Start a Garden Journal: What to Track and Why It Matters

Written By Lara Wadsworth What was the best tomato variety you grew last year? When was the last time you fertilized your roses? How long has it been since you pruned your apple tree? What was that new variety of...

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Neem Oil for Gardens: What It Is & How to Use It

Written By Lara Wadsworth As more gardeners turn to natural and organic gardening solutions, it's no surprise that neem oil has become the go-to solution for pest and disease control. This centuries-old plant-based remedy has long been used to fend...

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Microgreens Activities for Kids: Easy Gardening Fun at Home

Written By Lara Wadsworth Getting kids involved in gardening and food production is a wonderful way to create lasting bonds and educate them about food and nutrition. Microgreens are a super-easy way to do this! You can grow them right...

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Easy Tomato Pruning Tips Every Home Gardener Should Know

Learn how and when to prune tomato plants for healthier growth and bigger harvests. This beginner-friendly guide covers simple pruning steps, common mistakes, and tips for home gardeners.


Top 10 Annual Flowers For Container Gardens From Seed

Top 10 Annual Flowers For Container Gardens From Seed

Written By Lara Wadsworth Container gardens are an easy, affordable way to add vibrant color and beauty to patios, balconies, entryways, or windowsills. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned green thumb, these annual flowers are perfect for creating interest...

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May Planting Guide By Zone

Not sure what to plant in May? This zone-by-zone guide takes the guesswork out of gardening with tailored recommendations for vegetables, herbs, and flowers based on your USDA hardiness zone. Learn what to start indoors, sow outdoors, and how to make the most of your growing season.


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Living on the Edge: 10+ Edible Plants for Landscape Borders

Written By Lara Wadsworth Why settle for pretty when your garden and landscape borders can be tasty too? If you’ve ever met me, you know that I love beautiful plants that are also utilitanian. Plants that feed the soil, feed...

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Growing Microgreens at Home: A Beginner's Experience

Written By Lara Wadsworth Microgreens seem to be used at every gourmet restaurant, are being talked about in every health magazine, and are having more and more scientific research released about the purported health benefits of these little plants. While...

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How to Harden Off Seedlings in 5 Easy Steps

Written By Lara Wadsworth Hardening off is the process of gradually exposing your seedlings to new outdoor conditions to help them adjust without experiencing transplant shock. This is when a seedling becomes delayed, stunted, or even dies after being transplanted...

Questions to Ask Yourself For A Better Garden

Questions to Ask Yourself For A Better Garden

Written By Lara Wadsworth Planning a garden each year can feel very daunting. With so many possibilities, it can be challenging to know what to plant and where. But the key to success lies in careful review of the previous...

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Why Your Seeds Aren’t Sprouting: Germination Tips and Troubleshooting Guide

Written By Lara Wadsworth Thousands of people every year flock to garden centers nationwide to buy young seedling plugs. While it is incredibly convenient to buy seedlings ready to be planted in the garden, starting seeds at home has some...

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Fight Rising Grocery Prices with Victory Gardens

Throughout history, we have seen many reasons for failures in the supply chain when producing and shipping food crops. At the forefront of these historical losses, we have seen pest and disease outbreaks, weather fluctuations, poor growing practices, labor shortages,...

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April Planting Guide by Zone

Written By Lara Wadsworth They say that April showers bring May flowers. I say that April seed sowing brings September harvesting! It's not quite as quippy, but it's still true. For much of the country, April is just the beginning...

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How to Improve Soil Drainage

Written By Lara Wadsworth Proper soil drainage is a major part of a successful garden. When the soil retains too much water and becomes soggy for long periods of time, it can cause problems with plant health, inhibit root growth,...

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