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Pot Bound For The Win
I have a few, okay quite a few houseplants and I love them all, but the one thing I don’t love is repotting them. Repotting
How to Make Bath Bombs the Easy Way
Learn how to make bath bombs! Love those awesome fizzing bath bombs but don’t want to spend $6 … Read More The post How to
Hood Honey Rocks Cleveland’s Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood
Ronnie “Trey” Williams used to be a baseball coach and president of his local baseball league. Trey began Hood Honey to help bring attention to
Bewitching bonsai, art, and autumn gardens at North Carolina Arboretum
November 30, 2022 Located in Asheville on the doorstep of the Blue Ridge Parkway, with views of the Southern Appalachian Mountains, the North Carolina Arboretum
Chimney Rock thrills with a-Lure-ing views
December 04, 2022 I’ve always loved the thrillingly high and scenic views from the cracked tower of stone known as Chimney Rock, 25 miles southeast
What Radish Is This?
I enjoy growing radishes. They’re easy, they’re quick to grow, and there are many radish varieties to choose from. Of course, I like choosing the
Read This: American Roots
December 03, 2022 A couple of years ago British gardening TV personality Monty Don made a 3-part series about U.S. gardens to answer the question,
An Unexpected Freeze
Early spring is a tough time for gardeners. We’re eager to get started outside, but we have to wait for the last frost. Of course,
Read This: American Roots
December 03, 2022 A couple of years ago British gardening TV personality Monty Don made a 3-part series about U.S. gardens to answer the question,
Brian Minter: Wouldn’t it be nice to go into your garden to select your own winter branches?
Opinion: Bringing cut greens indoors is an ancient tradition that is now a mainstream winter and Christmas activity.Opinion: Bringing cut greens indoors is an ancient
December Gardening In Michigan
Where I live in southeast Michigan, my garden is firmly situated in zone 6. This means only evergreens thrive in winter. Everything else either dies
How To Protect Container Plants In Winter
Each fall, a small town in Northern Ohio hosts a woolly bear festival to honor these rust and black colored caterpillars of the Isabella Tiger