Whether you are looking to up the ante on your curb appeal so you can sell your house or you just want to beautify the front of your home, plant one (or more!) of these flowering shrubs for the front of the house for easy maintenance with instant charm. The front of your house offers the first impression that guests…
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9 Best Flowering Shrubs to Plant for Great Curb Appeal Landscaping
Cut Flower Garden: The Absolute Best Flowers to Grow For Beautiful Displays
Bring the outdoors in! Grow a cut flower garden and enjoy your blooms in vases throughout your home. With this list of the best cut flowers to grow, you can delight in floral beauty for the entire growing season! A beautiful flower garden is an oasis – it’s a place you can go to find serenity in the midst of chaos….
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Vegetable Container Gardening: 15 Veggies to Grow in Pots
When one thinks of a vegetable garden, you typically imagine veggies springing out straight from the ground. However, I would argue that a vegetable container gardening can offer flexibility and many advantages over your standard in-ground garden. Here’s why you may want to consider container vegetable gardening, as well as which veggies grow best within them. The Benefits of…
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28 Vegetables That Grow in Shade For Gardens Without Sun
Not every gardener has a perfect, south-facing sunny spot to grow their vegetables. If you find your gardening areas have more shade than sun-loving vegetables can tolerate, trying planting this list of vegetables that grow in the shade. Most vegetables need at least 6 to 8 hours of full sunlight each day to grow. However, if you are one of…
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11 Easy Vegetables to Grow for Beginners That will Produce all Summer Long.
Are you itching to have your own vegetable garden this summer? No matter what your experience is with growing and harvesting, the easy vegetables to grow on this list are practically no-fail and will make you look (and feel) like a seasoned gardener. Ah, fresh veggies – they’re so delicious. Vegetables just don’t get any more “fresh” than growing them…
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