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@douglaswelch Epiphyllum blooms in the garden ##epiphyllum ##flowers ##floweringnow ##garden ##gardening ##plants ##nature ♬ SUNNY DAY – Matteo Rossanese Read more about gardening with these books * A portion of Continue Reading
Captivating Cactus and Striking Succulents – 71 in a series – Ruby slippers via Partly Sunny Projects on Instagram These ruby slippers are no joke they are seriously on fire #no filters Continue Reading
To say I’ve been dreaming about this greenhouse is an understatement. Ever since we purchased our first home and I got a little taste of gardening I was hooked. It’s Continue Reading
Lately I’ve seen an uptick in gardening mentions in the news, and the one above has to be my favorite headline of all. Then the article begins: Home gardening solves everything. This Continue Reading
Just like many other events (like our Small/Cool Experience!), the Royal Horticulture Society made their annual Chelsea Garden Show virtual for the first time in 107 years. While it’s not over, Continue Reading
Yellowing leaves, brown tips, dry fronds. Whenever a plant displays its first signs of sickness, I immediately start to think what I might have done wrong. Did I give my Continue Reading
Tomatoes top The Old Farmer’s Almanac’s list of the best vegetables to grow for beginning gardeners. You can also grow tomatoes in hanging baskets if you live somewhere where outdoor growing space is Continue Reading
Cultivating the earth as a response to moments of crisis dates back over a century, but not just as a relaxing activity. During World War I, writes Rose Hayden-Smith, a major Continue Reading
Some states and cities have created tax incentives, like reductions in property taxes or tax rebates, to help encourage urban agriculture. Usually the state legislature passes an enabling statute allowing Continue Reading