Moving your favorite houseplants outdoors can give them a boost. Plus, it’s easy to do once you know how.
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Last week we looked at 15 Bad houseplants (https://youtu.be/qUOLNRu4ftM) I would not waste my time or money growing indoors again. So in this video I document 15 indoor plants that I have grown for years and consider to be 'great' plants worth growing, each of which portends certain unique c…
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Spring brings blooming flowers and warmer weather, but for allergy sufferers, it also marks the return of sneezing fits and itchy eyes.
- Paul Cappiello Yew Dell Botanical Gardens Louisville Courier Journal
Mulching the garden is a pretty straightforward thing to do well, but it is one of those garden tasks on which many people miss the mark. Let’s hit the basics.
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Soil contains millions of beneficial microorganisms, like bacteria and fungi, but it can also harbor microplastics. So, what's a health- and environment-conscious gardener to do?
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Spring may bring sunshine and blooming flowers, but for many it also means dealing with “allergy face,” that familiar mix of puffiness, redness, and irritation. While it’s not a medical term, the symptoms are very real and triggered by the body’s reaction to allergens like pollen. When hista…
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Strawberry pots, those odd planters with windows and balconies, are more versatile than they seem.
Pollen seasons vary across the US, but some cities were far worse for allergy sufferers last year, according to a new report from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA).
A simple switch from organic mulch to gravel can help cut wildfire risk and save water. Now, that strategy is becoming trendy in other regions.
In our summery strawberry lemonade pound cake, two fruity batters are swirled together in a Bundt pan and topped with a sweet and zingy strawberry-lemon glaze for a mouthful of summer in every bite.
Soil is not just "dirt." It's a living ecosystem teeming with nutrients, organic matter and billions of organisms like bacteria, fungi, insects and invertebrates like worms.
With prices for many things creeping up this year, gardeners shopping for supplies might be looking to tighten their tool belts.
Sometimes the right path isn’t the easiest one, though you’re in luck! Follow these tips and tricks for an easy and affordable new garden path! The best thing about it? You can choose your pathway material from the comfort of your own home! Pennygem’s Chloe Hurst has the story!
The initial burst of sunshine and warmer temperatures may be a welcome sight, but more often than not, it is a false dawn. When spring-like temperatures arrive earlier than usual, they are typically followed by wintery conditions, hence the term “false spring.” If you’re planning on gardenin…
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