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Want to get your garden ready for fall? Check out these September gardening tips, so you can plant and plan for a vibrant and healthy yard all year long!

Garden planning can quickly become overwhelming but there is a way to simplify things. I'll show you the top-down approach to garden planning where, with some standards in place, you can collect your thoughts and get on with the fun stuff.

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We've created a step by step guide on how to start a vegetable garden from scratch. Learn how to grow my own food today!

With springtime upon us, it’s time to dust off those gardening tools and get ready to hit the nursery.

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Springtime is in full bloom, and along with the warm sun, fragrant blossoms, and promise of a long, fun summer often comes the edgy restlessness of spring fever. If you're considering a drastic career change--ditching those stocks and bonds you sell all day for stalks and petals instead, we have some tips to get your

Planning a vegetable garden is exciting, but where does the beginner gardener...begin? Here are 5 important questions to get you started on the right foot.

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Not sure what to tackle in the garden this month? These quick & easy gardening jobs for February will help you keep the garden looking good.

Gardening can be more than just a hobby! Learn how you can make money gardening with over 20 ideas so you can start earning now! Sell plants If you’re already starting your own plants from seed, then this one is a no-brainer! Grow a few extra seedlings to sell in early spring. The best plants...

A garden journal is a handy tool for backyard gardeners. A good Garden Journal has 4 sections. Read this article to learn how to make a planting journal.

Ready to grow your own food but not sure where to start? This helpful guide on how to start a garden for beginners goes over everything you need to know.

Stephen Orr talks about garden rejuvenation and overcoming new home overwhelm, from figuring out your soil to experimenting with landscapes!

Even as the weather cools you can still plant in your garden! Find out what to plant in October for a delicious spring harvest next year!