Category Archives for Gardening Guides
Asparagus Fern Complete Growing and Care Guide
Do you desire to attract the most beautiful birds in your garden? Well, then the Asparagus setaceus is the right fern for you! Growing the Asparagus Fern may just be one of your favorite experiences and there are countless reasons why.
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Agastache Ultimate Growing and Care Guide
Agastache is an incredibly easy plant to care for, with few pest issues, fewer habitual diseases, and unlike its big brother, mint, won’t spread through the garden on runners or rhizomes. And a big bonus, is that the entire plant is as edible as it is resilient. Read on and learn how to grow and care […]
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Abelia Grandiflora | How to Grow and Care Guide
Fragrant and aesthetically pleasing, the Abelia grandiflora has become an incredibly popular garden plant. Hybrid cultivation, this species offer glossy, dome-growing foliage and soft floral accents which grace the shrub throughout the spring and summer months. Whether grown in isolation or as part of a hedge, this plant requires very little attention for a lot of […]
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Banana Peppers | How to Grow and When to Pick
Banana peppers are a fantastic vegetable to grow at home! Question is, do you know when to pick banana peppers? All you need is a warm, sunny spot in your garden or on your balcony, and your peppers will thrive. Now that your crop is growing, you’re probably wondering when are banana peppers ripe? Here’s a […]
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How the Wrong Garden Water Pressure Could Hurt Your Garden
Issues with the water pressure are most noticeable when they impact tasks like showering or washing dishes. Few of us tend to worry about water pressure outside of the house like garden water pressure.Read on and learn how inconsistent garden water pressure can impact your garden.
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Raised Bed Gardening: Wooden Vs Fabric Raised Garden Beds
Raised bed gardening is an especially popular practice for professional and beginner gardeners alike. Conventional raised bed gardening involves the use of wooden frames stacked like a box. Sometimes these wooden frames have a fabric sheet forming the base that improves drainage and also prevents the growth of weeds. Let’s take a closer look at the […]
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