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Sweeping Snow: Something Every Gardener Should Know

February 22, 2019 by Kasi Smith Leave a Comment

  Sweeping snow? Are you wondering if that’s for real? Yep, it’s for real! You definitely pull out a shovel more often, but if you’re a gardener you should know when it’s the right time to pull out a broom instead. Sweeping snow is good for your garden! Here’s everything you need to know. Snow […]

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Chippy Furniture Can Be Beautiful Garden Decor

February 18, 2019 by Kasi Smith Leave a Comment

Chippy furniture can be beautiful garden decor! So don’t get rid of those vintage or aging shabby chic pieces sitting in your garage or storage shed. All you need to do is re-imagine them in your garden. And no need for repainting. Here are some ideas to inspire you! Whether you want to convert an […]

Filed Under: DIY Yard, flowers, Garden, Hardscape, Landscape Tagged With: Chippy Furniture, decor, Furniture, furniture decor, furniture garden decor, Garden, Garden Decor

Plant Encyclopedia: Russian Sage

February 15, 2019 by Kasi Smith Leave a Comment

  Russian Sage, or Perovskia atriplicifolia, is an aromatic and beautiful plant that resists both deer and pests. The leaves and stems are aromatic, while the purple flowers catch the eye of people and insects alike. This lovely plant is drought-tolerant and a hardy, vigorous grower perfect for Zones 4-9.  Sunlight Needs: Russian Sage needs an […]

Filed Under: DIY Yard, flowers, Garden, Landscape, natural pesticides, Perennials, Plant Encyclopedia, Shrubs Tagged With: Flower, flower bed, flowers, Garden, Perennials, plant, Plant Encyclopedia, plants, Russian Sage, Russian Sage Plant Encyclopedia, sage, sun

February Gardening Tips to Brighten Up Your Winter

February 13, 2019 by Kasi Smith 1 Comment

Today we’ve got your February gardening tips! You might think you can’t really do much gardening during the gray days of February, but that’s not true. There  is a lot you can do. Stick around while we show you! February gardening tips are tricky, because February itself is tricky! Gardeners who live in a warmer […]

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Do It On Top: Rooftop Gardening Tips

February 8, 2019 by Kasi Smith Leave a Comment

So many people of the world live in urban areas that the idea of rooftop gardening is not new. Did you know that in countries such as India and Asia, urban rooftop gardens provide jobs for retired workers and housewives? However, in some areas of North America, rooftop gardening is a relatively new practice. Today […]

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Sun, Sun, Sun, Here We Come: Sun Loving Flowers

February 6, 2019 by Kasi Smith Leave a Comment

If you’ve got a spot of full sun in your yard, you might be wondering what flowers can survive there. It is true that some flowers aren’t up to the sweltering heat of a full sun. But there are plenty of sun loving flowers that can take the heat. You only need to choose which […]

Filed Under: Annuals, flowers, Landscape, Perennials, Plant Encyclopedia Tagged With: Flower, flower bed, flowers, Garden, sun, Sun Loving Flowers, sunny

Edible Forest Garden

February 1, 2019 by Kasi Smith Leave a Comment

  In case you didn’t realize it, a forest is a hidden wonderland of edible plants! As a gardener, wouldn’t it be amazing to have an edible forest garden in your own backyard? It’s really not hard. The first step comes in knowing what forest plants are edible. Then you can narrow down the list […]

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How to Design a Feng Shui Garden

January 2, 2019 by Kasi Smith Leave a Comment

  Feng Shui and gardens go hand-in-hand, or at least they should! Let’s discuss Feng Shui for gardeners today. If you aren’t well-versed in Feng Shui, you’re going to learn something new. And if you have long admired the art, you’re going to get some wonderful inspiration to help you design your own Feng Shui […]

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Container Gardening: Pretty in Pink

October 12, 2018 by Kasi Smith Leave a Comment

Container gardening is an awesome way to garden, but in a more manageable space. If you live in an apartment or don’t have gardening space, container gardening is the way to go. Today we are going to focus on pink flowers for container gardens. Pink flowers are popular because of the variety you can find, […]

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Plant Encyclopedia: Dianthus

September 14, 2018 by Kasi Smith Leave a Comment

Dianthus barbatus is also known as Dianthus and Sweet William. Some gardeners know them as “pinks.” They are part of the carnation family, and produce a surprisingly spicy scent with faint notes of cinnamon or cloves.  There are several varieties of the flowers available, and they include both annuals and perennials. Sunlight Needs: Dianthus can […]

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