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The Big Chill: How Cold Stratification Boosts Germination

The Big Chill: How Cold Stratification Boosts Germination

The transformation of a tiny seed into a thriving plant is nothing short of miraculous. Indeed, Nature holds the secrets…
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Winter Gardening: How to Grow Fresh Herbs  Indoors All Season Long

Winter Gardening: How to Grow Fresh Herbs Indoors All Season Long

Winter’s cold, gray skies have me dreaming of summer’s golden glow and the sweet smell of basil wafting on a…
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Christmas Cactus 101: Care Tips, Blooming Secrets, and How to Identify Your Holiday Plant

Christmas Cactus 101: Care Tips, Blooming Secrets, and How to Identify Your Holiday Plant

The Christmas cactus (genus Schlumbergera) is one of the most popular plants to give and receive during the holiday season….
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How to Turn Winter Into Your Best Garden Planning Season

How to Turn Winter Into Your Best Garden Planning Season

The garden year has no beginning and no end.  This quote by Elizabeth Lawrence rings true. Although we have put…
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Embrace the Mess: How to Let Your Garden Go Wild This Fall for a Healthier Spring

Embrace the Mess: How to Let Your Garden Go Wild This Fall for a Healthier Spring

Next to weeding the garden, the chore most gardeners dread is fall cleanup. If you garden, you’re familiar with the…
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How Gardening with Kids Cultivates Lifelong Skills and a Love for Nature

How Gardening with Kids Cultivates Lifelong Skills and a Love for Nature

There’s no more incredible thrill for a gardener than to see tiny sprouts appear in the garden. And I’m not…
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