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8 Inexpensive Drought-Tolerant Landscaping Ideas To Save You Water And Money
Conserving water is becoming more important. There are many methods of inexpensive drought-tolerant landscaping that can help our environment.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Cheap Patio Paver Ideas For An Inexpensive Backyard Oasis
Learn about some cheap patio paver ideas to transform a bit of outdoor space into a convenient courtyard or outdoor living area. Use your imagination.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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5 Water Butt And Rain Barrel Benefits: Why It Matters For Sustainable Gardening
For anyone serious about sustainable gardening, rainwater harvesting is an easy way to conserve natural resources. Here are five water butt and rain barrel benefits
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Best Plants For Poor Soil – These 8 Plants Are Happy To Grow Anywhere!
Some plants actually prefer soil that isn’t perfect, so don’t be discouraged - learn all about plants that grow in bad soil.
By Amy Grant
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How To Make Soil More Acidic – Best Ways To Acidify Soil
There are a few ways you can make your soil more acidic, from adding special fertilizer and elemental amendments, to simply mixing in acid-rich compost.
By Teo Spengler
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Planting Plans To Attract Hummingbirds: 5 Combinations For Beds And Pots
Hummingbirds are delightful garden visitors in the spring and summer. Discover key planting palettes to attract these precious pollinators and support wildlife.
By Ellen Wells
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Do Raised Garden Beds Need Drainage?
Before building or buying garden beds, consider how raised garden bed drainage can make a difference for your soil and plants.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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How To Water Plants While Away On Vacation – 7 Best Ways To Keep Plants Hydrated
Self-watering planters, ollas, and good old fashioned friendly neighbors can all keep your plants happy while you kick back and unwind.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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10 Essential Gardening Tools List: Key Buys For Beginners
Shovel, wheelbarrow, gloves... Every gardener needs a basic set of tools to get growing. Here's a list of our 10 must-haves.
By Caroline Bloomfield
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A Wattle Fence Is The Nostalgic Touch Your Garden Needs
A homemade wattle fence makes a charming addition to a cottage garden or any yard. Learn how to build one from materials that are mostly free.
By Teo Spengler
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16 Unique Raised Garden Bed Ideas For Every Landscaping Need
Discover creative ideas for raised garden beds that are practical and beautiful. These clever solutions are perfect for growing vegetables, flowers, and more.
By Amy Grant
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4 Cheap DIY Garden Path Ideas For Budget-Friendly Landscapes
It’s pleasing and grounding to walk around among your garden plants, and learning some cheap DIY garden path ideas can make it easy and inexpensive.
By Teo Spengler
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Ruth Stout Method Of Low-Maintenance No-Till Gardening
If you’re a busy gardener, the Ruth Stout method will seriously trim back your work time. It's not flashy, but it's a highly effective way to no-till garden.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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7 Plants That Mosquitoes Hate But Butterflies Love – It’s Win, Win
Fill your garden with multitasking plants that ward off pesky mosquitos with their aromatic scent, while attracting precious pollinators with beautiful flowers.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Gorgeous Drought-Tolerant Container Plants For Full Sun And Heat
Worried your pot-based annuals and perennials are going to feel the burn this summer? Try these drought-tolerant container plants for full sun and heat – and let the good times roll
By Bonnie L. Grant
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7 Low-Maintenance Plants For Front Yards – Boost Curb Appeal with Minimal Effort
Good landscaping is essential for creating curb appeal, but it doesn’t have to require a professional. These plants provide great visuals with little maintenance.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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21 Plants That Like Heat And Full Sun For Summer Gardens
If you live in a hot climate or have a hot area in your yard, plants that like full sun and heat are just waiting for you to discover them.
By Bonnie L. Grant