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Lime Tree Care: Ultimate Growing Guide & Expert Tips
Lime plants are a smaller version of the familiar lime citrus tree but they don't need a tropical climate to produce delicious fruit.
By Heather Rhoades
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bay laurel tree leaves and blossoms
Bay laurel leaves are a delicious seasoning from the bay leaf tree, a lovely addition to your container garden or yard.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Growing A Pitcher Plant Indoors: Complete Care Guide
Clean up your room's environment growing a pitcher plant indoors as a houseplant! Learn the dos and don'ts.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Cactus Rot: Common Causes & How To Fix Them
If your favorite plant shows signs of cactus rot or soft cactus spots, it may be suffering from pests or fungal diseases. Learn what to do.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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7 Best Bonsai Trees For Beginners: Easy Options That Are Simply Stunning
Discover the easiest bonsai trees to grow that bring beauty and serenity to your space. Perfect for beginners ready to start their bonsai journey!
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Winterizing Chicken Coop Pens And Boxes: 5 Steps To Keep Chickens Safe & Warm
Winterizing chicken coop pens and boxes is a crucial way to keep your chickens safe and warm in the cold season. Follow our five steps for happier, healthier chucks
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Ditch The Gym: 5 Gardening Activities That Give A Better Workout
Skip grueling workouts at the gym and get fit in your garden! These gardening activities will give you a better workout while growing something amazing.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Pruning Blackberries For A Bigger Harvest: How-To Guide
Pruning blackberry bushes can be prickly, but it's worth doing for a bigger harvest of juicy berries. Learn how.
By Amy Grant
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When To Start Seeds Indoors For Bigger Harvests & More Beautiful Blooms
Boost your garden's productivity by learning the best times to start seeds indoors – including a month-by-month guide for crops and flowers.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Composting Paper: A Complete Guide To Transforming Different Types Into Garden Gold
Reduce waste and learn the secrets of composting paper at home with our guide to demystifying which types can enrich your garden – and which to avoid.
By Amy Grant
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Are Poinsettias Poisonous To Dogs? What You Need To Know To Keep Your Pooch Safe
You may adore their richly hued tones and textures, but are poinsettias poisonous to dogs? Don’t leave it to chance – we reveal how risky they are, and how to keep pets safe
By Amy Grant
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Post-Holiday Plant Clinic: Solve These Common Issues To Keep Seasonal Favorites Thriving For Years
Don't toss your holiday plants! Learn expert tips to fix common issues, from shedding poinsettias to leaning amaryllis, and keep plants going year after year.
By Melanie Griffiths
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Plants To Propagate In Winter: 6 Of The Best Options For Cultivating Winter Cuttings
We usually associate propagation with spring, but there are a few plants you can grow from cuttings in cold months. We round up the best plants to propagate in winter
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Try These 8 Pink Amaryllis Varieties That Look Stunning Indoors And Out
While not quite as prevalent as the traditional red flowering type, the pink amaryllis is a beautiful addition to the home – and here are eight of the best
By Bonnie L. Grant
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9 Expert Gardening Techniques You Should Master in 2025 To Raise Your Growing Game
Make a New Year resolution to grow your best-ever plants and master next-level gardening techniques that will turn you into an expert in no time.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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8 Plants To Prune In January: Brave The Cold For A Better Garden
Discover which plants to prune in the dead of winter to help your garden shape up for a glorious spring and summer.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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The Hottest Houseplants Of 2025 - What To Look Out For
Looking to build a houseplant collection or add to what you already have? Choose the top houseplants that are trending right now.
By Susan Albert
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Why Is My Christmas Cactus Turning Purple? And How To Make It Green Again
If your Christmas cactus leaves are purple or red instead of green, it's telling you that something isn't quite right. Learn the possible causes and solutions.
By Teo Spengler