Category Archives for Gardening Guides
10 Best Fire Pits for 2025 (Reviews & Buying Guide)
A wood burning fire pit is a great addition to any backyard or camping trip, creating that warm, cozy ambience of a night out in nature, under the stars, wherever you are.In our buyer’s guide, we’ll cover what to look for in a fire pit, factors to consider before you buy, and the best fire […]
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7 Best Compost Tumblers for 2025 | How to Use & Buying Guide
Do you want to create compost for your garden and move to a more environment-friendly life? Make your work simple with a compost tumbler! Tumbling composting bins mixes your new material with already hot compost matter. It aerates the mixture and introduces microbial activity, which breaks down any fresh materials to make lush compost.
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Garden Decking Ideas For Your Outdoor Living Space
Are you looking into garden decking? As people have started to spend more time at home over the past year, 90% of Americans now say their outdoor living space is more important than ever before.Whether you’re relaxing, dining, entertaining, gardening, grilling, exercising, or playing with children and pets, a well-designed outdoor living space is an essential […]
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Caring For Sick Trees In Your Garden
When a tree develops an illness, it’s important to take steps to repair or remove it. An undiagnosed sick tree could spread the disease to surrounding trees, or fall, causing damage to property or people. Moreover, it may cause fatalities, and in the US, about 100 people get killed by falling trees or branches every year. […]
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9 Best Pet Safe Weed Killers for 2025 | Ultimate Guide
Having pets doesn’t mean you have to give up on your dream for a beautiful, weed-free garden! We’re animal-lovers as well as gardening fans.So, we’ve written up some helpful information on the best pet safe weed killers that you can buy or make at home that aren’t just effective, but organic too.
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5 Steps to a Successful School Gardening Project for Your Students
Gardens. They are popping up everywhere – on rooftops of urban apartment buildings, on empty city lots, and even on medians of boulevards and on those grassy areas between sidewalks and curbs.According to Ron Finley, a Los Angeles resident who successfully petitioned the city council to grow gardens in some of these unusual places, “Growing […]
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