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As an avid gardener and pumpkin enthusiast, I always have a surplus of seeds in November after carving jack-o-lanterns for Halloween. I’m often tempted to toss the seeds into the garden before winter sets in. But will seeds planted that late in the year amount to anything come spring? Unfortunately, the general consensus among agricultural … Read more
Creepers are one of the most iconic hostile mobs in Minecraft. With their distinctive green skins and tendency to explode they are known and feared by every Minecraft player. But what would these explosive monsters look like if they existed in the real world? In this article I explore what a real-life creeper might look … Read more
The holidays are fast approaching, which means it’s time to start decorating! One of the best ways to spread some seasonal cheer is with a beautiful Christmas wreath on your front door. This year, try making your own white and gold wreath for a classy and elegant look. With just a few simple supplies, you … Read more
Trimming and pruning fruit trees in winter is an essential task for any backyard orchardist. While summer pruning focuses on controlling growth and improving fruit quality, the goals of winter pruning are more structural – controlling tree height, removing diseased wood, and improving air circulation and light penetration in the canopy. Proper winter pruning sets … Read more
Determining the optimal distance for blueberry planting is crucial to support bush growth, pollination, and harvest yields. While blueberries are relatively low-maintenance, ensuring proper blueberry spacing sets your plants up for success. Blueberry bushes come in a range of sizes depending on the variety. Plant tag recommendations offer a starting point, but you can fine-tune … Read more
Butterfly bushes (Buddleia) produce striking, cone-shaped flower spikes that attract fluttering pollinators. As flowers fade, the choice arises – should you deadhead spent blooms or leave them be? There are good reasons for both approaches. Read on to learn the pros and cons of deadheading butterfly bushes to make the best choice for your garden. … Read more
September is an ideal time to sow seeds for many beautiful flowers that will bloom the following spring and summer By planting flower seeds in fall, you give them the cold, moist conditions many need to properly germinate Sowing flower seeds in September allows you to get a head start on next year’s garden. Why … Read more
For those new to growing their own cannabis at home, a grow box can be an excellent way to start. Grow boxes provide complete, self-contained environments optimized for cultivating cannabis plants. They take a lot of guesswork and challenges out of the equation for beginners. This article will cover top options to consider when selecting … Read more
Fireweed is a perennial weed that can quickly take over gardens, lawns, and fields if left unchecked. With its tall stalks topped with bright pinkish-purple blooms, fireweed may look pretty but it’s an aggressive spreader that’s difficult to eradicate. While herbicides provide the most effective control, fireweed can also be managed through manual removal, mowing, … Read more
The desert rose plant (Adenium obesum) is a popular houseplant beloved for its colorful flowers and swollen caudiciform trunk. However, these plants sometimes develop issues with yellowing leaves that drop off. If your desert rose has leaves turning yellow, don’t despair. With a few adjustments to its care, you can get your plant thriving again. … Read more