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Journaling: Your Secret Weapon to a Great Garden Season

Journaling: Your Secret Weapon to a Great Garden Season

Finally, I can take a break from the garden. If you follow me on social media, you know I’ve been…
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How to Sustainably Use Fall Leaves in Your Garden

How to Sustainably Use Fall Leaves in Your Garden

It’s the sound of the season: the constant whir of the ubiquitous leaf blower. Homeowners everywhere are busy blowing heaps…
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Fall Perennial Care: What to Prune and Divide Now

Fall Perennial Care: What to Prune and Divide Now

Fall is one of my favorite times in the garden. As temperatures cool down, the garden seems to come alive…
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What Bulbs to Plant Now for Gorgeous Spring Color

What Bulbs to Plant Now for Gorgeous Spring Color

October is my favorite “color”— it includes everything from the deep burgundies of Japanese maple leaves and bright orange pumpkins…
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How to Keep Yourself Safe in the Garden

How to Keep Yourself Safe in the Garden

They say every rose has its thorn, and ouch! They’re not joking! The garden may look like paradise, but it…
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Closing Time in the Garden: September Tasks to Do Now

Closing Time in the Garden: September Tasks to Do Now

Ahh, September in the garden—I feel the last lingering touches of summer—picking rosy-ripe tomatoes and filling baskets with beans in…
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