Gladiolus are easy to grow and hardy, these bulbs will give you a ton of enjoyment if you treat them right. Use these tips for growing gladiolus to add a splash of color to your yard. Gladiolus are a beautiful addition to any flower bed. With vibrant colors available and a taller stem, theyRead More
Frugal Gardening Tips: How to Start a Garden on a Budget
You may have heard that gardening and growing your own food is one way you can save money. If you are really looking to save, but in a financial bind, the idea of starting a garden seems like it might be an expensive endeavor. The good news, it doesn’t have to be. By learning How toRead More
Pool Noodle Seedling Starter
You may know how practical pool noodles can be in the pool, but did you know they can be helpful in the garden as well? Pool noodles are perfect for keeping your small plants and seedlings safe, offering them protection as they grow strong. Take a look below and see how you can craft yourRead More
How to Grow Tulips Indoors
To be honest, tulips are a hard bulb to force to bloom indoors, but it can be done. It’s hard not to want to have tulips blooming indoors because of their showcase of bright colors of yellow, pink, red, purple, orange, and some absolutely stunning bicolors. The size of the tulip does matter and thisRead More
Natural Ways to Care for Your Houseplants
I absolutely love having houseplants. If I could, I would have a whole jungle growing in my home. One dream of mine is to have one of those enclosed patios that has tons of light but shields the plants from the cold weather and wind. I would create a mini-rainforest in it! There are soRead More
How to Care for Plants That Were Damaged in a Freeze
If you did not get your plants covered or cared for before the freeze hit, you may have lost a part of or entire plants. Honestly, you won’t know until you do a few things to see how extensive the damage was. These tips will show you How to Care for Plants That Were DamagedRead More
7 Christmas Cactus Care Tips
Christmas Cactus are a popular plant to give and receive during the holiday season. When taken care of, they can last for years and put on a flowering show each season. If you want to learn more about how to care for a Christmas Cactus, take a look at 7 Christmas Cactus Care Tips below.Read More
5 Natural Ways to Keep Squirrels Away from Bird Feeders
Are squirrels starting to take over your bird feeders? If so, you might be wondering what to do! Luckily, there are plenty of natural and humane ways to keep squirrels at bay and keep your feeders free from their wrath. Take a peek below at these 5 Natural Ways to Keep Squirrels Away from Bird Feeders.Read More
How to Care for Chickens in the Winter
Since December is approaching, and that pretty much means most of us will be getting blasted with winter weather, you may be wondering how to care for your chickens when it gets cold outside. Chickens are pretty hearty birds and can withstand cooler temperatures if you provide them with enough to do and a strong placeRead More
Winter Vegetable Gardening Guide for Mild Climates
Emily is sharing tips for growing vegetables in the winter in areas that have a mild winter: During the winter months vegetable planting slows down as we prepare our gardens for hard freezes and rain. While doing so we watch the prices of fruit and vegetable rise to unrealistic proportions as our pocket book drains.Read More
5 Onions Varieties to Grow in the Fall
Continuing your summer vegetable gardening into fall extends your harvest season by many months. There are many things you can grow during the colder season that can be frozen, dried and even canned. Onions and plants in the onion family like garlic and shallots are easily stored in a dry humid free area and canRead More
7 Frugal Fall Yard Clean Up Tips
The chillier months are upon us, and the weather will soon start to change. Get your outdoor space looking tidy when you give these 7 frugal fall clean up tips a try. By following these tips you can get your yard ready for the months ahead, and have less work for yourself in the spring.Read More
Fall Vegetable Gardening for Beginners
Use these tips for Fall Gardening for beginners to choose the plants that thrive in cool fall weather. With fall fast approaching and the cooler weather breezing in, it is time to start planning for your fall garden. Even if you have never gardened before, with these tips and tricks, you can have your firstRead More
5 Tips for Buying the Best Chrysanthemums
Fall means that mum season is here, so it is time to head to the gardening center and pick out a pot or two. But how do you know if you are getting the perfect plant? After all, making a poor choice could result in a plant that doesn’t bloom or doesn’t even thrive forRead More
7 Reasons Birds May Be Avoiding Your Yard
Have you tried your hardest to get birds to flock to your yard, but can’t seem to make it happen? If you are frustrated that despite your efforts birds aren’t paying you a visit, there could be a simple solution. Take a peek below at 7 Reasons Birds May Be Avoiding Your Yard, so youRead More
How to Make Leaf Mold for Organic Gardening
If you have been gardening organically, you know how great a compost pile is and how much it comes in handy when giving your plants the best soil. Composting is a bacteria process that helps break down organic matter into nutrient rich soil that you can use. It is essentially a “heated” process. How toRead More
7 Ways to Improve Garden Soil
When it comes to amending your garden soil for the next planting season you have many options. Most of which cost you money but with a little planning and some helpful neighbors you can improve your soil for FREE. 7 Ways to Improve Garden Soil 1. Coffee Grounds. Most people throw coffee grounds away soRead More
How to Grow St. John’s Wort
You may have heard of St. John’s Wort before, as it is a common ingredient in many health and beauty remedies. St. John’s Wort has been credited for helping with all sorts of issues and is also hailed as one of the most beautiful herbs around. As you can see, the bright blooms not onlyRead More
How to Grow Echinacea
Use these tips on how to grow echinacea to add these lovely purple coneflowers to your herb garden or flower bed. While you might not think you are familiar with echinacea, chances are you have seen these cone like flowers before. They look very much like daisies and are often called coneflowers. Echinacea is aRead More
7 Ways to Stop Weeds in Your Garden
7 Ways to Stop Weeds in Your Garden Nothing is more discouraging than going out to the garden and seeing that it has been overrun by unwanted plants. Weeds are the most time consuming maintenance for your garden. With these tips you can reduce your time spent weeding, skip the harsh chemical treatments, and winRead More
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