Gardening Tips & Information
There are many types of gardens, vast numbers of plants, and an unrelenting list of gardening terms that may be unfamiliar to the average person. With so much garden design info out there, how on earth does one begin to weed it all out? Well, for starters you can begin your search here. We provide gardening tips and information that is easy to understand. From various types of gardens to explanations about gardening terms and how tos, you are certain to find what you’re looking for. If not, let us know and we’ll be happy to add it.
Gardening Tips & Information
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What Does Wort Mean: Wort Family Of Plants
With so many plants having wort in their name, there should be a wort family of plants. But what does wort mean? Learn about wort plant members here.
By Laura Miller
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When Do Plants Wake Up – Learn About Plant Dormancy In The Garden
When do plants wake up in spring? There is no exact answer to that question because it depends on too many variables, such as which plant it is, what zone you live in and precise details of the weather your area has been experiencing. Learn more here.
By Darcy Larum
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Create An All Pink Garden Inspired By The Barbiecore Trend
Whether or not you played with Barbie dolls, Barbiecore is a thing. Grow a bright pink Barbie garden.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Pinching Back: Tips For Pinching A Plant
What does it mean when you are pinching plants? Why do you pinch plants? You may also be wondering how to pinch a plant. Learn more about pinching back plants in this article.
By Heather Rhoades
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Copper In The Garden: Tips On Using Copper In Gardening
Most serious gardeners know what copper compounds can do for plants as a fungicide and bactericide but how about using copper for slug control? Using copper-based pesticides provides a safe, non-toxic way to control soft-bodied, slimy pests. Click here for more info.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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How To Make A Love Potion From Plants In The Garden
How do you make a love potion from plants in the garden? Click here to find out.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Late Winter Gardening Tips: End Of Winter Garden Maintenance
Late winter is the time to start looking forward to spring and all its promise. End of winter garden maintenance can help give you a jump start on the growing season. Learn more in this article.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Learn About Plant Bracts: What Is A Bract On A Plant
Plants are simple, right? If it's green it's a leaf, and if it's not green it's a flower? Right? Not really. There's another part of the plant, somewhere between a leaf and a flower, which you don't hear too much about. It's called a bract. Learn more here.
By Liz Baessler
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Types Of Shade: What Is Partial Shade
When you look at a plant label or seed packet and it says to locate plants in partial shade, what does that mean exactly? What is partial shade? This article will help answer that.
By Nikki Tilley
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What Is Honeydew: Tips On How To Remove Honeydew From Cars And Plants
If you've noticed a clear, sticky substance on your plants or on the furniture underneath, you likely have a honeydew secretion. What is honeydew? Learn more in this article and find out what can be done about it.
By Becca Badgett
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Choosing Houseplants For Your Style - What Are The Best Houseplants For My Decor
Houseplants are an excellent way to add interest to indoor spaces, as well as freshness and a bright pop of color. Read on to learn more about matching houseplants to your personal style.
By Tonya Barnett
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Growing Challenge In Winter: Finding Winter Garden Motivation
Looking for a few winter gardening challenges? Click this article for some fun ideas on gardening in winter.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Bent Flower Stems: How To Repair Crushed Or Bent Stems On Plants
If you've ever inspected your garden after the kids play there, you may find your favorite plants have been trampled or damaged. Don't despair. It is possible to repair bent flower stems on plants with a few simple tools. Learn how here.
By Teo Spengler
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Pulling Up Landscape Fabric: How To Get Rid Of Landscape Fabric In Gardens
Little black tufts of landscape fabric stick out of the ground everywhere. The score is: weeds 10 pts, weed block fabric 0. Now you're faced with the question, "Should I remove landscape fabric?". This article has tips on removing old landscape fabric.
By Darcy Larum
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Sustainable Yard Waste Removal Methods
Click here to learn how to dispose of yard waste sustainably.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Why Burning Leaves And Brush Isn’t A Good Idea
Click here for the pros and cons of burning yard waste and brush, as well as why it may not be a good idea.
By Teo Spengler
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Gardening In The New Year: Monthly Resolutions For The Garden
New Year’s resolutions can be hard to stick to, so why not make it easy and choose resolutions for the garden? Find ideas here.
By Bonnie L. Grant