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Save The Bees! Here Is How To Help #BeeBold

Disclaimer: This is a sponsored blogger campaign on behalf of Mamavation. All opinions are my own and were not influenced in anyway.  Imagine a world without bees, where 80% fewer flowers bloom, where fruit trees bear no fruit, and where the very essence of nature’s balance is disrupted. The decline of bees and other pollinators …

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Vegetable Garden Frost Protection: Extending Your Winter Gardening Season

When winter’s chill descends upon your garden, it might seem like your green thumb has to take a long hiatus. But wait, there’s good news for gardening enthusiasts – the cold season doesn’t have to mark the end of your horticultural endeavors, especially once you understand vegetable garden frost protection methods. With the right techniques …

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How To Deadhead Dianthus

Removing spent blooms from a plant is a gardening practice known as deadheading, and it’s a crucial technique for maintaining the health and appearance of various flowering plants, including Dianthus. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the reasons for deadheading, how to deadhead Dianthus with step by step instructions, and how to root your …

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Tropical Gardening: The Irresistible Allure & Addictive Power

Tropical gardening isn’t just a pastime; it’s a captivating journey that draws you into its lush embrace. From the moment you place a tiny palm tree in your living room, you’re embarking on an adventure that transforms your space into a thriving, verdant paradise. But this enchanting transformation isn’t just about aesthetics – it’s about …

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Sow to Grow: Mastering Carrot Seed Starting for Success

Gardening isn’t just a hobby for me; it’s a way of life, just like carrot seed starting. Nestled in the heart of Indiana, where the USDA Hardiness Zones 5 and 6 dictate the rhythm of our seasons, I have honed my skills in growing plants from seed. Regardless of the weather outside, my garden thrives …

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Spring Flowering Bulbs: The Cutting Garden

Spring flowering bulbs are typically planted in the fall of the previous year. Tulips, daffodils, hyacinth and crocus are all popular spring bulbs. However, not all spring flowering bulbs are planted outdoors. Some spring flowering bulbs are planted in heated greenhouse or unheated tunnel houses during February and March. These bulbs are usually forced for …

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Outsmart Frost In Spring Vegetable Gardens

Before planting the vegetable garden, it is a good idea to make a plan on paper then prepare cold frames or tunnel houses to protect the crops from unexpected frost in spring. Planning a vegetable garden on paper is something many gardeners do, but they often forget about planning an early spring vegetable garden. Planning the …

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