Should You Divide Your Rosemary Plants? What Every Gardener Needs To Know
Your rosemary plant is getting leggy and taking over the garden. Dividing could be the answer, but first you need to know if woody shrubs enjoy the practice.
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Stories By Jack Vatsal
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The Storage Mistake That's Inviting More Bugs Into Your Kitchen Pantry
Are you finding bugs in your kitchen food pantry? Find out how your furry friend could be contributing to the problem and learn about the simple fix.
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The Dramatic Gardening Trend That Will Light Up Your Whole Yard
From the choice of flowers to how you position your backyard lighting, this dramatic gardening trend has an illuminating effect on your space.
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The Type Of Fertilizer You Should Avoid Using In High Heat At All Costs
Avoid this type of fertilizer when temps are at their highest. If you must fertilize your garden, there are better and safer options to choose from.
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Capture Fall Colors In Your Yard With This Gorgeous Fast-Growing Tree
There's a fast-growing tree you can plant in your yard right now to guarantee year after year of beautiful fall foliage in your home's landscape.
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Why Your Hydrangea Plant Leaves Have Holes (& The Best Way To Prevent It)
Holes in hydrangea leaves are unsightly and, worse, can indicate more serious issues related to the care of your shrub. Identify the cause to fix the holes.
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The Gorgeous Flowering Shrub That Makes The Perfect Foundation Plant For Your Home
Foundation plants establish an anchor for your home's exterior. Instead of only supplying greenery, this low-maintenance shrub adds gorgeous flowers.
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The Disease-Resistant Tomato Variety That's Worth Growing In Your Garden
This tomato variety is compact, container-friendly, and resilient, making it an excellent choice for gardeners looking for reliable growth and strong yields.
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The Downside To Growing Ground Covers In Your Yard You Might Want To Consider
While ground covers offer benefits, such as attracting pollinators and preventing weeds, they do have drawbacks. Get tips on choosing the best options.
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This Fast-Growing Hedge Gives You Privacy With A Lush, Polished Look
This privacy hedge grows more than 3 feet in its first year and reaches up to 6 feet tall. Prune it often to promote even thicker foliage.
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Which Lavender Variety Blooms The Longest?
Certain lavender varieties can offer months of blooms, filling your garden with lasting fragrance and vibrant color when given the right care.
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Brighten Up Your Yard With A Purple Flowering Ground Cover Hummingbirds Love
Conical flowers that produce nectar help attract hummingbirds to your yard. If you're looking for ground cover that hummingbirds love, try this purple option.
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This May Be The Real Reason Your Plants Are Covered In Aphids
For such small insects, aphids can cause a lot of damage. If aphids are swarming your favorite plants, it's could be because you're caring for them too much.
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The Popular Fruit Tree That You Should Avoid Growing In Clay Soil
Discover which fruit tree is susceptible to disease and iron-deficiency in clay soil, which soils are best, and what to do if clay is your only option.
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Reasons Your Agapanthus Plant Isn't Flowering (& The Easy Way To Fix It)
Although Agapanthus is a relatively hardy species, sometimes it might refuse to flower. When this happens, you'll want to know why and how to fix any problems.
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The Best Way To Fertilize Daylilies For More Vibrant Blooms
Perennial daylilies are a garden favorite, thanks to their low maintenance and abundant blooms. You can get even more flowers if you know how to fertilize them.
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Here's Why You Should Make Room For An Egyptian Walking Onion In Your Garden This Year
Egyptian walking onion might have a silly name, but its benefits to your garden's appearance, your culinary endeavors, and your soil's health are no joke.
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The Counterintuitive Decor Choice That Will Make Your Living Room Look Larger
To make your cramped living room look more expansive, add these statement pieces to the space. It might seem impractical at first but totally works.
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How To Tell If Your Perennial Is Dead Or Just Dormant
Perennials go dormant in the winter and come back in the spring, but some take longer to turn green. Find out how to tell if your perennial is dead or dormant.
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The Soil-Enriching Herb That Doubles As An Excellent Cucumber Companion Plant
Cucumbers aren't difficult to grow, but they're susceptible to a few pests and problems that may ruin your harvest. This flowering herb can lend a helping hand.
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The Easy Way To Make Your Hyacinth Plants Bloom Earlier
Hyacinths usually don't emerge from their chilly slumber until spring, but there's a simple technique you can use to awaken hyacinth blooms much earlier.
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You're Choosing The Wrong Time Of Day To Plant Your Garden
Feeling impatient after a trip to the nursery? Planting at the wrong time of day could be a costly mistake, even haunting your plantings for years to come.
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The Underrated Benefits Of Having Black Medic Weeds In Your Lawn
Black medic might look like any other trifoliate weed in your lawn, but you should think twice before pulling it up lest you miss out on these benefits.
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The Essential Gardening Tip You Need To Ensure Your Plants Thrive In Clay Soil
Clay soil handles water much differently than sand, silt, or any other growing medium. Ensure your plants will thrive in it with this essential gardening tip.
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