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  • a woman adds mulch to the soil around a plant
    By Nicole Wisniewski 6 days ago

    Add Mulch To The Soil Around These 17 Common Plants Before Winter & Thank Us Later

    Worried about the winter frost? Need to keep your precious plants protected until spring comes around? Well, we've got one word for you: mulch!

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  • Close up of a hand holding a healthy bunch of blueberries, still attached to the green bush.
    By Jennifer Davis 7 days ago

    What Happens If You Add Coffee Grounds To Your Blueberry Plants?

    Legend has it that coffee grounds can improve the soil for your growing blueberry bushes, but does this hack legitimately work for this acid-loving fruit?

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  • a chipmunk sits in a garden planter
    By Jennifer Davis 18 days ago

    Deadly Gardening Trend Alert: Gardener Warns, 'I Will Never Use This Stuff Again'

    Everyone wants to protect their plants — but at what cost? Recently, online users have been sounding the alarm about this specific gardening product.

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  • Propagating plants indoors
    By Ryan Cashman 19 days ago

    Take Cuttings From These 10 Outdoor Plants Before Winter Arrives & Thank Us Later

    These garden favorites can multiply into free plants for spring if you act now, but waiting just a few more weeks means missing this year's propagation window.

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  • Blueberry bush with ripening blueberries
    By Cayla Leonard 20 days ago

    Help Your Blueberry Bush Thrive Next Spring With One Simple Pruning Tip

    Pruning is essential for healthy blueberry bushes and abundant yields during the harvest season, but this overlooked factor can make all the difference.

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  • potted basil plants grow beside a window
    By Adrian Suppes 23 days ago

    No Garden? No Problem. Here's How To Grow Basil Indoors (& Actually Keep It Alive)

    Basil thrives in warm, sunny locations outside — but not everyone has the room to grow it. Luckily, you can also grow this tasty herb indoors.

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  • rosemary plant covered in snow
    By Adrian Suppes 1 month ago

    How To Prep Rosemary For Winter So It Keeps Growing Beautifully Next Season

    Winter can cause serious problems if you're growing rosemary. Luckily, you can take steps to protect these plants — but it all depends on where you live.

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  • Using pruning shears on apple tree branch
    By Jillian Chapman 1 month ago

    Skip Fall Pruning — Do This Instead For Healthier Fruit Trees

    Common advice may be to prune all of your plants back ahead of winter, but this can actually leave fruit trees vulnerable to damage. Here's what we recommend.

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  • Woman carrying basket of various plants in kitchen
    By Jessica Steinhoff 1 month ago

    Grow This Versatile Veggie In Your Kitchen All winter—It's Easier Than You Think

    This fresh vegetable grows happily on your kitchen counter through the coldest months, producing crisp harvests when outdoor gardens are buried in snow.

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  • Plants sprouting in windowsill
    By Ryan Cashman 1 month ago

    The 12 All-Around Easiest Vegetables To Grow Indoors Throughout Winter

    Winter doesn't mean your vegetable garden has to disappear. These surprisingly easy crops thrive indoors when outdoor beds lie frozen and bare.

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  • Woman at orchard leaning on ladder in fall
    By Jessica Steinhoff 2 months ago

    5 Fast-Growing Fruit Trees You Should Be Planting In The Fall

    Most gardeners wait until spring to plant fruit trees, but these varieties actually thrive when planted now and reward you with fruit much sooner.

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  • Closeup of tomatoes on the vine
    By Kirsten Nunez 2 months ago

    Ditch The Tomato Cages: This Simple Growing Method Changes Everything

    Tomato cages are clunky and often aren't large enough to support plants. This clever alternative is easy to create and can be built up as your plants grow.

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  • person arranging pots of herbs on a window sill
    By Lisa Bonham 4 months ago

    The Top 3 Easiest Herbs To Grow In Your Kitchen For An Endless Supply Year-Round

    If you have a newly minted green thumb and want to grow something fresh, here are the three easiest herbs to grow in your kitchen and how to make them flourish.

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  • thriving tomatoes on a vine
    By Rob Johnstone 4 months ago

    The Epsom Salt Hack That Will Make Your Tomato Plants Thrive

    Are your tomato plants acting up? A dash of Epsom salts may be the soil science twist your tomatoes are craving for a juicier, healthier harvest.

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  • outdoor container herb garden
    By Sophie Pell 4 months ago

    The Easy-To-Grow Herb That Will Enrich The Soil In Your Garden All On Its Own

    Plants need soil rich in nutrients to be able to thrive. Here is the herb you should consider planting to help enrich soil for its neighboring plants to thrive.

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  • Tomatoes growing on a vine
    By Rob Johnstone 5 months ago

    This DIY Tomato Cage Is Budget-Friendly, Easy, And Better For Your Plants

    From improving airflow to deterring pests, there are many benefits to tomato cages. Here's a quick tutorial that will help you construct your own.

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  • Tomato cracking caused by irregular watering
    By David Kuchta 5 months ago

    Say Goodbye To Splitting Tomatoes With The Easiest Solution Of All

    Are you tired of watching your tomatoes crack before they're even ripe? Here is the simple maintenance necessity you need to know to save your harvest.

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  • Herbs gathered on table in garden with mortar and pestle, bottles of oils
    By David Kuchta 6 months ago

    10 Herbs That Won't Grow Well Near Each Other

    An outdoor herb garden is a great way for home cooks and baking fanatics alike to keep tasty flavors at hand. But, these herbs do not grow well side-by-side.

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  • Holding tray of freshly sprouted microgreens
    By Madisen Swenson 6 months ago

    The Best Type Of Seeds To Plant To Grow Microgreens

    Microgreens make a fabulous addition to salads, sandwiches, and more. Hear from our expert to start your own microgreen garden with the correct seeds.

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  • Person harvesting basil plants in a basket with plant shears
    By David Kuchta 6 months ago

    12 Easy-To-Grow Basil Companions That Will Make Your Garden Thrive

    These 12 companion plants will benefit from having basil as their neighbor. Help your garden thrive by pairing basil with these easy-to-grow plants.

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  • A young woman waters a series of plants at sunset
    By Sharon Kong Perring 7 months ago

    Gardening In Zone 8: Here Are The 13 Best Plants And Trees To Grow

    If you live in USDA hardiness zone 8 and are not sure what to plant, here is a comprehensive list of ones you should consider adding to your home garden.

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  • Woman with bug bites on her legs, scratching her legs in the garden.
    By Sharon Kong Perring 7 months ago

    The Easy-To-Grow Herb That Can Help Keep Pests Out Of Your Garden

    Garden pests can be a problem for you and your plants. If you're looking to avoid chemicals to get rid of them, there is an herb you can grow that may help.

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  • person holding ripe tomatoes in garden
    By Rob Johnstone 7 months ago

    Should You Use Banana Peels As A Natural Fertilizer For Tomato Plants?

    Many people swear by banana peels as the ultimate garden hack to fertilize tomato plants. Should you be using this common kitchen scrap in your gardening?

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  • ripe red tomatoes growing in a garden on a vine
    By Rob Johnstone 7 months ago

    Plant These 3 Herbs Near Your Tomatoes To Help Them Flourish

    If you can't decide what to plant with your tomatoes, Master Gardener Jennifer Martin tells us the three herbs you should consider for a delicious result.

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  • Hand planting avocado seed in small pot
    By Ron Baker 7 months ago

    How To Grow An Avocado Plant From Seed (And Will It Actually Bear Fruit?)

    We spoke exclusively with our Master Gardener Jennifer Martin to find out how to grow an avocado plant from seed. Also discover if it's likely to bear fruit.

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  • Woman gardening in tropical Florida
    By Gabrielle Hondorp 8 months ago

    The Rare Fruit-Producing Plant You Won't Find Growing Outside Of Florida

    There's a beautiful fruit-bearing plant that grows only in southern Florida... and sadly, that's because it's an endangered species. Here's how to spot it.

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  • confused looking woman sitting amongst pink flowers
    By Janine Frank 9 months ago

    Annual Vs Perennial Plants: What's The Difference And Which Should You Grow?

    Most plants fall into a category of "annual" or "perennial." But how do you know the difference, and which type of plant should you grow in your garden?

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