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Stone fruits are so-called because they have a pit/stone that acts as a protective shell for their seeds. It is common to throw these pits away after eating them; they are not meant to be eaten plain. But did you know that there are many clever ways to reuse them? For example, you can use … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Few species of flower offer the sheer variety and diversity of form and color as the dahlia. There are conventions and contests devoted to these stunning plants because of how beautiful and interesting they look. That being … Read more
We provide a planting scheduling tool for maximizing yield! Find your zone by your city or zipcode! Companion planting for chamomile is an experience-based observation developed over centuries. Planting some plants next to each other has been shown to help each other, which increases the produce quality and quantity. Companion planting is not set in … Read more
“Lily of the valley is the perfect choice for anyone looking for classic, timeless, and chic style.” When it comes to the traditional bride, the lily of the valley may be the perfect wedding flower. It is classic and loved by many. Kate Middleton and Grace Kelly, two of the most famous brides of the … Read more
The Aloe Vera plant is famous for being good for your health and easy to take care of. Many people like having Aloe Vera in their homes. Even though Aloe Vera is usually tough and resilient, there are still certain care instructions that must be followed to make sure it grows and stays healthy. In … Read more
Thin out and replanting strawberry plants shouldn’t happen until late spring, but I haven’t done it yet. Is that just because I’m lazy? Regardless, I walked outside in March, and realized my strawberry patch was out of control. Runners were everywhere, and I could barely see the ground between the plants. I had contemplated thinning … Read more
As gardeners and farmers, we’re always looking for ways to naturally boost soil health and fertility. Two of the most readily available organic fertilizers are horse manure and cow manure. But which is better for your garden or fields – horse poop or cow dung? Let’s dive into the pros and cons of using each. … Read more
With their voluminous, colorful blooms, hydrangeas are the belle of the gardening ball. But behind that dazzling exterior, could there be danger lurking? Let’s explore the facts around one key question – are hydrangeas poisonous to touch? Hydrangeas are a landscape staple thanks to their showstopping floral displays in hues from bold pink to soothing … Read more
Lovely as they may be, mature holly bushes can sometimes outlive their welcome in a landscape With their prickly leaves and dense growth habit, removing overgrown hollies is no easy task But with the right approach, you can successfully get rid of holly bushes for good. Why Remove Holly Bushes? There are several reasons you … Read more
I’m really excited for winter for one reason – food. Baking, cooking, gingerbread, soup, everything that is warm and yummy is welcome starting November 1st. While I’m dreading snow touching the ground, I’m excited for baking marathons and bringing my herbs indoors. Even though my house is smaller now, it’s nice to have thyme, lavender, … Read more