Consider this your September gardening checklist – 10 quick jobs to keep your garden looking its best this autumn
Tackle these September garden jobs while there's still warmer weather to be enjoyed| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
Tackle these September garden jobs while there's still warmer weather to be enjoyed| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
How to Grow Garlic Start to Finish in 10 Easy Steps is one of my favorite gardening projects to share, because garlic is truly that simple to grow. Plant it once in the fall, give it a little attention, and by summer you’ll have bulbs ready to enjoy (and store) all year long. Garlic is... The post How to Grow Garlic Start To Finish In 10 Easy Steps appeared first on Simple Living Country Gal.| Simple Living Country Gal
For the second September in a row, flowers have been quietly plucked from porches, planters and even the public safety building, leaving residents wondering who is responsible for the string of botanical burglaries. Local nursery owner Sabine Churchill still can’t believe the audacity. “They took a hanging basket of flowers from the public safety building, […] The post Perennials purloined from police station, Realtor’s office appeared first on Chilkat Valley News.| Chilkat Valley News
Are you new to growing bell peppers and want to know what to expect? Or maybe you've grown them in the past but they haven't produced well. I'm here to help! I've documented the bell pepper growth stages so you can follow along in your own garden. This guide shows you how long it takes... The post Bell pepper growth stages (with timeline photos!) appeared first on Ask the Food Geek.| Ask the Food Geek
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You might be putting baby birds at risk. The post Expert warns against this common birdwatching mistake appeared first on Better Homes & Gardens Australia.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
Perfect for a garden that's overrun with pests. The post Use this common garden daisy to make your own natural insecticide appeared first on Better Homes & Gardens Australia.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
If you aren't planting flowers with your vegies, you should be The post These are the best companion flowers to plant next to your vegetables appeared first on Better Homes & Gardens Australia.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
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When installed correctly, these decorative alternatives to traditional downspouts can conserve water, reduce erosion and add an aesthetically pleasing feature to your home| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
Today I'm excited to share how to start seeds with soil blocks because they have made seed starting, caring for seedlings, and transplanting much easier!| Open Doors Open Hearts -
This Peach Prosciutto Salad celebrates the best of summer with juicy fresh peaches, salty prosciutto, garden basil and a garlicky honey dressing for that perfect marriage of savory and sweet flavor! Ready in just 15 minutes, it's a quick and vibrant salad for your summer table! Ingredients & Substitutions With only a few simple ingredients,... The post Peach Prosciutto Salad appeared first on Sungrown Kitchen.| Sungrown Kitchen
Try these expert-backed tips to stop eight-legged critters from taking over your home| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
The Green Mountain Gardeners invite all gardeners to “Gardening for Baby Boomers: 10 Ways to Garden Smarter and Live Longer”...| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
If you love good food here's why it's time to embrace fresh produce, both from a health & sustainability point of view. Whether it's a main meal recipe or a mid-morning coffee, everything can be improved when you put freshness first...| My Thrifty Life by Cassie Fairy
A simple way to save water, these eco-friendly rain chain ideas combine practicality and style| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
Struggling with horsetail weeds? Discover expert advice on how to identity them in your garden and keep these stubborn invaders under control| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
Before you pick up a paintbrush, here’s what the law really says about painting your side of a neighbour’s garden fence| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
Every day, I have someone emailing asking where I’ve been for the last month or so. (That’s not true, but it’s a good way to start my first post in nearly a month.) Well, I have b…| K. M. Alexander
Discover the top five essential rotary tools every DIY enthusiast should have to enhance home projects efficiently and effectively. From versatile cordless drills to time-saving rotary hoes, this guide covers must-have tools to simplify your tasks. The post Essential Rotary Tools For Home DIY: Top 5 Must-Haves For Every Project first appeared on My Decorative.| My Decorative
Many people believe that we can’t grow peppers well in Canada, or in any cold climate, without the help of a greenhouse. Our seasons are short, they don’t get super hot and we often don’t have time for our peppers to ripen before the first frost. However, it is possible to get your peppers to […]| Gardening Advice Canada | Urban Gardening Canada
Lately it seems like gardening has become an expensive hobby, but it doesn’t have to be. As beautiful as arches and moon gates are, there are affordable ways that you can grow your food vertically. In this article I’m going to show you three different ways you can make a vertical trellis for under $20! […]| Gardening Advice Canada | Urban Gardening Canada
Happy last week of August as we head to the Labor Day weekend and into September. We’re having a cloudy day today that will find me outside digging up some grass and extending a mulched area …| NewEnglandGardenAndThread
As my wife and I were walking, we caught ourselves identifying wildflowers beside the path—or at least as many as we could. There are a lot of wildflowers in Ireland, and it’s hard to keep all the …| sethlewis.ie
If your lawn is looking worse for wear, you may have pesky armyworms residing in your yard. The good news is you can save your grass.| House Digest - Home Improvement, Design, DIY, & Celebrity Interviews
Washington state is one of many in the U.S. to ban these common ivy varities. And if you know anything about their growing patterns, you likely also know why.| House Digest - Home Improvement, Design, DIY, & Celebrity Interviews
Do cats really need night lights? The post Do I need to leave a light on for my cat? appeared first on Better Homes & Gardens Australia.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
Why do magpies swoop cyclists in spring? Learn the science behind magpie swooping season, why helmets make riders targets.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
Now for something different this week for Jude’s “Bench Challenge”. I’m taking a walk down memory lane. Join me for a 2 minutes stroll. I hope you enjoyed this walk. How many benches did you spot?| Living in Paradise…
Gosh I know I say this all the time, but it is quite possible that this will go down as one of my top 3 favorite flower quilts I have ever designed. There is just something about it that is fun to construct, not hard to be successful at [not a lot of points to match or anything that will make it arduous] and it looks good in SO MANY different color combinations. We have done it in three variations so far [see below for more info on that] and honestly I don’t think we are done with it. I am ...| Fresh Figs
A beautiful day visiting Oxburgh Estate and Gooderstone Water Gardens, with a lunch at Bedingfeld Arms pub. Oxburgh Estate, a historic family home, features a beautiful garden and old hall. Gooderstone offers serene gardens ideal for relaxation. Both locations are family and dog-friendly. Version française disponible.| Our Lake District Escapades
An exhibition at Villa Marie showcases the intersection of craftsmanship, collectible design and nature Tuscany is known worldwide for its Renaissance heritage, but it also holds a key place in the history …| COOL HUNTING®
Get to Know Four Common Caterpillars and Whether They are Friend or Foe The post Caterpillar Identification Guide: 4 Common Species to Know appeared first on Hobby Farms.| Hobby Farms
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What you encounter, recognize or discover depends to a large degree on the quality of your approach. Many of the ancient cultures practiced careful rituals of approach. An encounter of depth and spirit was preceded by careful preparation. When we approach with reverence, great things decide to approach us. Our real life comes to the […]| breezes at dawn
Say hello to the Goldilocks of garden vegetables. Bell pepper plants need warm weather to grow and to flower. But if it's too hot, they'll fail to pollinate, drop flowers, or even drop fruit that just set. If it's too cold, they won't set fruit and will struggle to mature any fruit already on the... The post How to grow bell peppers (in YOUR climate!) appeared first on Ask the Food Geek.| Ask the Food Geek
If you are expecting temperatures above 90-95F, you might want to help keep your garden cool. High temperatures can cause flowers to drop, prevent fruit from settings, and turn certain vegetables starchy or bitter. You can help keep your garden cool by making sure the soil stays moist, using mulch to reduce heat, misting the... The post How to protect your garden from a heat wave appeared first on Ask the Food Geek.| Ask the Food Geek
Transform your yard into a vibrant haven for wildlife, starting with small, manageable changes. By meeting basic needs, adding native plants, and adopting eco-friendly practices, you can create an …| Earthwise: Environmental Services Resources
July was a month of highs and lows… The highs were the temperatures, and the lows were mostly a result of the temperatures!| Notes of Life
Easy fall planter ideas using mums, pumpkins, grapevine, olive buckets, and more. Simple porch inspiration that’s budget-friendly and welcoming. Fall porch planters, flowers for fall planters.| On Sutton Place
One of the great joys of gardening is learning how stuff grows. Did you know that green beans are just baby bean-beans? You harvest them when the pods have developed but before the beans inside get plump and then hard. Green peppers are just unripe red (or orange or yellow) peppers. Green olives are just young black olives. Cherry tomatoes are just … no, they’re just bite-size tomatoes. The green tomatoes in fried green tomatoes are just unripe tomatoes, but some tomato varieties are gree...| The Last Word On Nothing
Find out what vegetables to grow in the summer garden. From corn and squash to beans and eggplant, there is so much to grow in the garden!| The Kitchen Garten
Begonia means dreaminess in botanical dictionaries. If you plan to buy a meaningful and humorous gift for a person who likes to dream, this flower will be a very suitable option. It fascinates everyone with the colorful flowers it blooms.| PlantNative.org
Marigolds are a type of plant that is very adaptable and dependable in various growing environments. These plants allow inexperienced gardeners to achieve such beautiful flowers with vivid gold and copper blossoms that thrive in their flower beds.| PlantNative.org
Sandy soil can be more of a blessing than a curse – IF you know how to deal with it. In this article, you’ll see the advantages of gardening in sand, plus find tips for watering, fertilizing, amending the soil, and choosing plants that will thrive in your sandy soil. The post How to Garden in Sandy Soil appeared first on Garden Crossings.| Garden Crossings
Create an umbrella for your hummingbird feeder with this simple and affordable hack! This easy DIY takes less than 5 minutes and serves as a weather guard for your feeder, providing shade from the …| Home is Where the Boat Is
Nurture your backyard organically with 7 simple and eco-friendly tips—from homemade compost to water-wise gardening.| My Decorative
A tree is our most intimate contact with nature.As part a mission to preserve and create an equitable and resilient tree canopy in Durham, Keep Durham Beautiful and the city o … Continue Reading| Durham County Center News - N.C. Cooperative Extension
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We have shared many different homemade bird feeder ideas over the years. A bird feeder is a simple way to invite wildlife into your backyard. Whether you want to feed the birds in the cold of winter or in the heat of the summer, our homemade birdseed wreath is a simple option to make. Check […] The post How to Make A Birdseed Wreath appeared first on Kitchen Counter Chronicles.| Kitchen Counter Chronicles
We love gardening! We have shared all kinds of creative gardens for kids, from how to plant a bee-friendly garden to deciding what to plant in a taco garden. There are so many fun ways to get kids' hands dirty in the garden. Disclosure: There are Amazon Affiliate links in this article which means, at […] The post Cute DIY Vegetable Garden Markers to Make appeared first on Kitchen Counter Chronicles.| Kitchen Counter Chronicles
It is really easy to care for bear’s breeches plant. These plants are hardy and are highly resistant to drought. However, sticking to regular watering is recommended. You can water your acanthus mollis plant once or twice a week.| PlantNative.org
In part three of our Fall Planting Series, we’re looking at trees for all seasons! We’ve previously covered perennials and shrubs for a beautiful garden and landscape all year long. Planting trees in your yard can improve your property value and make your yard a more beautiful place year-round. Many trees look their best in […] The post Fall Planting Series: Trees for Every Season first appeared on Plant Perfect.| Plant Perfect
Learn all about the beautiful and hardy evergreen perennial Helleborus Orientalis, also known as Lenten Rose, including how to plant, water, fertilize, and prune it for optimal growth and blooming in late winter to early spring. Discover the ideal soil, light, temperature, and humidity conditions for this plant, as well as how to prevent common pests and diseases.| PlantNative.org
Common Columbine is best to grow via propagating from collected seeds. Harvest the ripened seed pods left inside after the blossoms have faded and dried out, and break them open to gather the lustrous black seeds.| PlantNative.org
Bee populations are in massive decline, as are many of our native pollinators around us, which means that now, more than ever, we need to start focusing on planting native plants in our garden. But there are so many amazing reasons to include these perennials in your garden and you’re going to love each one […]| Gardening Advice Canada | Urban Gardening Canada
Native bees in Canada and North America are facing major hurdles, from loss of habitat, to climate change, to the competition against honey bees. Without our native bees we would lose many of our native plants, our food system would struggle and even some birds would struggle because of a loss of their food source. […]| Gardening Advice Canada | Urban Gardening Canada
Renting a garden plot is such a great way to start a garden. Whether you’re expanding on top of the space you already have, or you’re starting your first garden – a plot or allotment is a wonderful idea. If you’ve been thinking about renting a plot than you already see all the benefits of […]| Gardening Advice Canada | Urban Gardening Canada
Learning how to hide outdoor eyesores can instantly boost your curb appeal and make your yard feel more polished and inviting. I’ve tried many of these clever tricks myself, and they’ve transformed messy spots into beautiful, functional parts of my outdoor space.| From House To Home
Come learn everything you need to know about harvesting onions: how to tell when they're ready to harvest, best practices to pick them, and how to properly cure and store onions to make them last in dry storage. The post When to Harvest Onions and How to Cure Them for Storage appeared first on Homestead and Chill.| Homestead and Chill
Not sure what to plant in your fall garden? Explore the best vegetables to grow in fall like leafy greens, roots veggies, brassicas and more!| Homestead and Chill
Learn how to make delicious, tangy pickled beets with this easy refrigerator pickle recipe. Plus, discover the steps for water bath canning| Ninnescah Made
Pro Photo Mag: With bases in Los Angeles and New York, celebrity hairstylist Chaz Dean is the founder of WEN Hair Care and a fixture in the US media, but before his rise to fame he kicked off his career behind a camera, and he continues to shoot the images that grace the products he’s promoting.| Professional Photo
Our featured guest is Mark Talbert, author of Your Yard is a Garden. Our featured poets are Mary Oishi, Kellie Richardson, Josiah Luis Alderete, Homer Erotic and Blagovesta Momchedjikova. New music and poetry by Jay Rodriguez Sierra and Martha Cinader.| Listen & Be Heard Network
I once had a garden long before having a backyard garden was cool. There’s a unique satisfaction when you can walk a few feet and snip off your dinner salad lettuce leaves. Like many a career, a kid, and a move ended my little garden projects. Until now! Retirement enabled me to again enjoy the […]| Working on Exploring
I really get excited when I am able to design a card using a dieset that has a completely different purpose. And that’s what I was able to pull off with this card. Believe it or not the main mechan…| My Messy Craft Room
The closest trip to nature is a walk to your outdoor space. Discover a few expert tips on how to design beautiful gardens, terraces, and balconies.| Archi-living.com
August is the golden hour of summer produce! Gardens are bursting, farmers’ markets are overflowing, and the flavors are at… The post August Produce Guide and Recipes appeared first on Garden in the Kitchen.| Garden in the Kitchen
We are now well into the second half of the year and one wonders where the days have gone. Maybe … More| Thistles and Kiwis
You can really feel that the days are getting longer, just those slightly lighter mornings on the way to work … More| Thistles and Kiwis
Composting doesn’t have to be complicated or messy and you don’t need a huge backyard to do it. With just a simple tumbler, some kitchen scraps, and a few easy tips, you can turn everyday waste into nutrient-rich soil that feeds your garden and reduces what you throw away.| anderson + grant
Once thought of as trash to put in the compost by garlic growers, garlic scapes have steadily gained in popularity over the years. I was surprised when I overheard two different groups of people puzzled over what they were at the farmers market the other week, so today we'll take a quick look at what... Read More The post Cooking with Garlic Scapes appeared first on Forager | Chef .| Forager | Chef
This recipe for Savory Zucchini Bread is amazing with a little butter hot from the oven. It is also fantastic alongside soups or stews or used for toasting the next day. Zucchini Cheese Bread is an easy zucchini recipe. I am a huge fan of both zucchini recipes and quick breads, so it is only... Read On → The post Savory Zucchini Bread appeared first on Souffle Bombay.| Souffle Bombay
Mid Summer Gardening Jobs Now we are in mid July I have been busy at work in my kitchen garden and greenhouse, tending to the raised beds and pots, ensuring that my garden stays in… The post Mid Summer Gardening Jobs I’ll Be Doing This Weekend appeared first on Fashion Mumblr.| Fashion Mumblr
Looking for a quick fix to transform your garden? With so many different styles to choose from, outdoor planters offer the perfect solution. The post How to Transform Your Garden with Outdoor Planters appeared first on The Listed Home.| The Listed Home
Are you tired of your boring back garden? These DIY pergola ideas will elevate your outdoor space and create the perfect 5th room...| The Listed Home
So freaking delicious and easy, you can't stop eating these! Mini Sweet Peppers cooked in the air fryer. Air Fryer Peppers are a fabulous snack, light meal, tapas dish or charcuterie board addition.| Souffle Bombay
Seasonal tomatoes are stuffed with a ricotta filling of herbs and pancetta and topped with a flavorful breadcrumb mixture.| Her Mise En Place
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A shed doesn't have to be an eyesore. Use these outdoor storage shed makeover ideas to add function and charm to your garden! Garden shed ideas, shed makeover ideas, shed paint colors.| On Sutton Place
If you want to protect your garden from external damage without using harmful chemicals, integrate these easy gardening tips into your routine. 6 Ways To Protect Your Garden Without Pesticides (Flowers & Yard) Decorating your backyard with fresh flowers and greenery is a great way to elevate your yard, but how can you protect yourContinue Reading >> The post 6 Ways To Protect Your Garden Without Pesticides (Flowers & Yard) appeared first on Chemistry Cachet.| Chemistry Cachet
Mini Cakes for Afternoon Tea: A Pretty & Perfect… The post Mini Cakes for Afternoon Tea: A Pretty & Perfect Treat appeared first on Claire Justine.| Claire Justine
10 Amazing Strawberry Recipes For Summer. Hello friends, Happy… The post 10 Amazing Strawberry Recipes For Summer appeared first on Claire Justine.| Claire Justine
Today a monarch butterfly finally found our little milkweed patch in our roadside garden bed. Last year, three plants appeared there on their own, and in late July we saw a caterpillar. In the spri…| Finding Our Way Home
The housing market has become so expensive that many people can’t afford to buy a home. Which means that if you can’t buy, you rent. And many people believe that when they rent a place they can’t grow a garden. But I’m here to tell you that it’s possible to garden even if you rent […]| Gardening Advice Canada | Urban Gardening Canada
It’s impossible to not see a garden with a metal raised bed these days. They’re everywhere and it seems like everyone has one. But just because you see them everywhere doesn’t meant that they’re right for you. So in today’s article I’m going to tell you all the reasons why you shouldn’t get a metal […]| Gardening Advice Canada | Urban Gardening Canada
These were the last two National Trust properties I visited last month. Both were return visits for me. First visited thirty plus years ago when we lived in West Sussex. I always said I wanted to return and my feelings on going back were somewhat mixed. This is Batemans home of Rudyard Kipling- not the […]| nanacathydotcom
The secret to growing big bushy basil is to regularly trim and use it! Come learn how to prune and harvest basil to encourage larger, healthy plants - so you can enjoy homegrown basil all summer long. Step-by-step photos included. The post How to Prune and Harvest Basil for More Productive Plants (With Photos) appeared first on Homestead and Chill.| Homestead and Chill
Learn how to make calendula oil with our easy step-by-step guide. All you need is a carrier oil, dry calendula flowers, and a little time! Then you can use homemade calendula oil on it's own to soothe skin issues, as an ingredient in DIY skincare products like soap, salve, lotion and more. The post How to Make Calendula Oil (Easy Calendula Infused Oil Recipe) appeared first on Homestead and Chill.| Homestead and Chill
Learn when, why, and how to deadhead flowers to extend the blooming season and grow larger, healthier plants! Tips for annuals and perennials.| Homestead and Chill
The bounty of the spring season is upon us. Everything has bursted brilliant green here in my zone 6b New England garden. My tulips are fading, the lilacs are perfuming the air and that means... The post Cottage Garden Containers–Planting Guide appeared first on Finding Lovely.| Finding Lovely
Learn how to grow basil, plus propagate, chop, and freeze it with this easy guide. Fresh herbs are just a few cuttings and steps away. Propagate basil, chiffonade basil, how to freeze basil.| On Sutton Place
Learn how to grow zucchini in your summer garden with these seven tips.| Farm Flavor
Grown more squash than you can eat this summer? Learn how to freeze zucchini to enjoy the fresh taste of your garden all winter long. The post How to Freeze Zucchini (Sliced, Shredded and Zoodles) appeared first on Farm Flavor.| Year-Round Gardening Guides, Tips and Projects - Farm Flavor
Learn how to prune plants to help promote growth and productivity in the long run. The post How to Prune Plants to Promote Growth appeared first on Farm Flavor.| Year-Round Gardening Guides, Tips and Projects - Farm Flavor
What is moss? Is moss a good lawn alternative? Is moss good for plants? Annie Martin, author of The Magical World of Moss Gardening, has answers for all your moss-basic moss queries.| Hachette Book Group
a step-by-step guide to build a simple wooden nest box using leftover wood and basic tools to attract birds to your garden| Craft Invaders
A neighbor once gave me a couple of huge cabbages from her garden. When I told her I wasn’t sure what to do with all that cabbage, she gave me her recipe for freezer coleslaw. I’m pretty fussy when it... The post Easy Freezer Coleslaw for Year-Around Enjoyment appeared first on Gail Damerow's Blog.| Gail Damerow's Blog
An easy guide for drying herbs in the oven. Dried herbs are perfect for making tea, seasoning your favorite dish, or gift giving. How to dry herbs, oven dried herbs, how to preserve herbs.| On Sutton Place
Bird feeding experts have issued a warning to anyone leaving food on bird tables this summer.| Express.co.uk
