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Share your Planting Plans

Hey there, fellow garden enthusiasts! As the vibrant colors of spring start to blossom, so does our excitement for another fruitful gardening season. Whether you’re an experienced green thumb or just starting out, there’s something undeniably special about nurturing plants and watching them flourish. And what better way to celebrate this shared passion than byContinue reading “Share your Planting Plans”

Maximizing Your Mid-Spring Vegetable Garden

As the warmth of spring settles in and daylight hours lengthen, our vegetable gardens burst with life. Mid-spring is a critical time for nurturing those hardy seedlings and planting new varieties that thrive in the changing conditions. Here’s a guide to what to do in your vegetable garden during mid-spring and how to care forContinue reading “Maximizing Your Mid-Spring Vegetable Garden”

Dollar Store Glass Garden Mushrooms

Create a fun gardening décor in your flower beds or on your front porch! This project is super quick to make and easy on any budget. It’s a great way to add a little decoration and color to the garden: Materials: – Colored glass vases – 5 inch glass bowls – Bag of river rocksContinue reading “Dollar Store Glass Garden Mushrooms”

Gardening books

Gardening books can offer a wealth of knowledge and insight into the intricate world of cultivating plants and nurturing outdoor spaces. Within their pages, enthusiasts and novices alike discover a treasure trove of wisdom, ranging from practical tips on soil preparation and plant care to the artistry of landscape design. These books not only impartContinue reading “Gardening books”

Growing Zinnias from seed

This spring and summer why not add a splash of color to your garden by planting zinnias! This beautiful flower is a great addition to your flower bed or vegetable garden to attract butterflies and pollinators. Growing zinnias from seed is a straightforward process. Here are the general steps to follow: By following these steps,Continue reading “Growing Zinnias from seed”