We’ve all been there: vowing that this will be the year we stick to our budget at the garden centre. But $100 quickly turns into $200, and before you know it, you just have to get “one more thing.” Suddenly, despite your best efforts to keep your spending in check, you find yourself spending $500 […] The post 5 Things You Can Do This Fall to Save Money in the Garden Next Spring appeared first on Shifting Roots.| Shifting Roots
Hello October! The crisp air is here, leaves are turning, and markets are overflowing with rich, bold fall produce. Just like… The post October Produce Guide and Recipes appeared first on Garden in the Kitchen.| Garden in the Kitchen
It has been a month since I last posted in Six on Saturday, the weekly round up of what is … More| Thistles and Kiwis
If you're a keen birdwatcher or you just love attracting different species to your yard, you might be interested in a rare bird that visited California recently| House Digest - Home Improvement, Design, DIY, & Celebrity Interviews
We live in unprecedented times, and the "grue jay" (a hybrid bird found in South Texas) is emblematic of this fact. Check out this bird that breaks boundaries.| House Digest - Home Improvement, Design, DIY, & Celebrity Interviews
All 5/8-inch expandable garden hoses from the Winston Hydro-Tech brand manufactured before August 31, 2024 are being recalled due to a major problem.| House Digest
Learn how to incorporate native grasses for a low-maintenance, sustainable habitat. Save water, reduce upkeep, and create an eco-friendly landscape easily.| Mdd Home Care
August was much like July, some heat and some rain. A typical Welsh summer, really!| Notes of Life
Portland, Oregon is home to a world-renowned Japanese Garden, considered to be the most authentic outside of Japan. The post Portland’s Japanese Garden Is Considered the Best in the World Outside Japan appeared first on Moss and Fog.| Moss and Fog
Taking care of a lawn might seem easy, but there is more to it than pushing a mower across the grass. Timing, technique and care factor all come into play when keeping your garden green and healthy. Most have trouble mowing frequently enough; the result is lots of bare patches and weak growth. In this […] The post Why Lawn Mowing Services Save Time and Improve Garden Health appeared first on New York Weekly.| New York Weekly
These common plants can overtake and ruin your garden. Learn how you can prevent this and keep your garden looking thick and lush. Call Gecko Green for more help!| Gecko Green Lawn Care & Pest Control
Seasonal Kitchen Garden Plants That Bring Dishes to Life – A kitchen garden is one of the most rewarding features for any home cook Seasonal Kitchen Garden Plants That Bring Dishes to Life A kitchen garden is one of the most rewarding features for any home cook. It provides a constant supply of fresh, flavourful ingredients that can completely transform everyday dishes. With thoughtful planning, gardeners can enjoy herbs, vegetables, and edible flowers that reflect the rhythm of the seasons...| Lavender and Lovage
If you have a garden, it's lovely to be able to enjoy it during the autumn. On those crisp sunny days, you can head outside knowing that you've got a gorgeous space to relax in. Here are some small tasks for your gardening to-do list this season:| My Thrifty Life by Cassie Fairy
Aphids aren’t just a problem for roses. If you grow your own citrus trees at home, you should keep an eye out for citrus aphids. These small, sap-sucking insect pests especially love to feed on new growth. They can also cause other problems for your citrus trees, like sooty mould and ant infestations. Discover natural... The post How To Prevent And Treat Citrus Aphids Naturally appeared first on Citrus Spot.| Citrus Spot
Quick tips on saving sunflower seeds! Learn how to harvest sunflowers, when to harvest sunflower seeds, dry blooms, and master seed harvesting.| Fluxing Well
It's time to raise your garden game. The post Best raised beds inspired by your fave celeb’s garden style appeared first on Better Homes & Gardens Australia.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
A magical world for kids big or small. The post Unlock enchantment: why fairy garden kits are this season’s must-have appeared first on Better Homes & Gardens Australia.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
Check your luggage. The post Stink bug alert: what Aussie travellers need to know appeared first on Better Homes & Gardens Australia.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
“With the public’s help, we can ensure that no Australian ever dies from a funnel-web spider bite again.” The post Funnel-web spider venom urgently needed: here’s how you can help appeared first on Better Homes & Gardens Australia.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
Just in time for the school holidays. The post Kmart’s $10 novelty sprinkler has parents losing it appeared first on Better Homes & Gardens Australia.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
And what to do if you encounter one. The post 5 warning signs you’ve got a snake hiding in your garden appeared first on Better Homes & Gardens Australia.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
Here's how they make this lifesaving liquid. The post This is the only place in Australia that makes snake anti-venom appeared first on Better Homes & Gardens Australia.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
Welcome Autumn with DIYs and inspiration to celebrate the fall season. You’ll find creative craft projects and cozy décor touches for indoor and outdoor living. Happy Monday and first day of Autumn…| Home is Where the Boat Is
Today’s biggest design trends is cohesion—bringing the style and feel of interiors seamlessly into outdoor spaces. The post How to Blend Inside Comfort with Outdoor Style appeared first on Tampa Magazine.| Tampa Magazine
If you’ve been thinking about investing in a metal raised bed for your garden, you’ll definitely want to check out this review on Grobox Garden. We’re continuously testing out products to provide you with the best options for your garden so that you don’t spend your hard earned money in the wrong place! In this […]| Gardening Advice Canada | Urban Gardening Canada
Ladybugs are one of the insects that everyone is familiar with thanks to their popularity in cartoons and children’s books. They’re not harmful, and aren’t a garden pest, but at the end of the season, certain ladybugs can give off the impression that they’re a pest if you’ve ever had them congregate in large groups […]| Gardening Advice Canada | Urban Gardening Canada
Cabbage is one of my favourite foods to eat! It’s so versatile, there’s a ton of varieties to choose from, and the flavour is incredible. Although cabbage doesn’t always smell the best, it’ll bring a ton of joy to your tastebuds. Not only is cabbage a cold tolerant plant, making it perfect for the shoulder […]| Gardening Advice Canada | Urban Gardening Canada
Martin Kemp delights fans on Instagram as he shows off his kale and Brussels sprouts harvest in his raised bed garden| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
Transform your garden with a DIY sprinkler system! This article guides you through simple, effective installation steps, helping you achieve a healthy, green lawn while saving water and time. Perfect for beginners and homeowners looking to upgrade their irrigation. The post Sprinkler System Installation: Easy Step-By-Step Guide For Homeowners first appeared on My Decorative.| My Decorative
These autumn afternoonsI find myself in the gardenstanding amongst the flowers.Not deadheading. Not weeding.Not harvesting. Not scanningfor aphids. Just standing therea few moments, hands hangingempty at my sides. It lasts onlya minute or two before I returnto work with a clarity, an attunement,that felt impossible before.I want to plant an inner garden.One I visit without […]| A Hundred Falling Veils
Discover the wisdom of the seed in concrete becomes a powerful metaphor for resilience. Learn to find hope, grow stronger, and thrive against all odds.| Life Inspiration
Learn how to safely water-bath can tomatoes with modern USDA guidelines. Foolproof, beginner-friendly instructions for perfect jars every| Ninnescah Made
Two Pitzer Student Garden chickens were found displaced from their coop on Tuesday morning; one chicken remains missing. The post Suspected theft at Pitzer Student Garden: Two chickens displaced, one remains missing appeared first on The Student Life.| The Student Life
If you’re looking for a cozy, garden-to-table meal, this runner bean soup is the perfect pick. Using dried scarlet runner beans, this simple crockpot bean soup transforms humble ingredients into a rich, nourishing dish that’s both hearty and wholesome. As an avid grower of scarlet runner beans, I love to find delicious ways to use ... Read more| Fluxing Well
Learn how to make a pole bean trellis tower the quick and easy way with this simple bean tower DIY project. These clever trellis towers fold for easy storage!| Fluxing Well
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Holy cats, I’ve missed so many updates! As of yesterday, it is now officially autumn, so here is my autumn update covering what I did over the summer and what I have coming up. Crafts In my last update, July 7, I was working on items for the August Mutt Market. Mom broke her wrist Continue Reading The post Autumn Update appeared first on Catobear.com.| Catobear.com
Was The Garden Of Eden In The Middle East Near The Tigris| Biblical Authority Ministries
“There’s a flower that grows in the darkness. It’s called Lirio de los Valles. It actually does better in the shade. It blooms… in spite of the darkness. You remind me of that flower.” — Queen of t…| rochemamabolo
If you are team spicy, then this recipe for Fire Salt is for you! Its easy to make and flavorful too. The good news is you can make the Fire Salt recipe as spicy or as tame as you want to. Where are my backyard gardeners?? Whether you enjoy growing in containers, have an indoor... Read On → The post Fire Salt appeared first on Souffle Bombay.| Souffle Bombay
Almost nothing beats a summer tomato. The easiest and best way I know how to preserve summer tomatoes at their peak is by making Roasted Tomato Sauce. You can harvest, roast and freeze within 90 minutes and it becomes the base for tomato soups, tomato sauces, pizza sauce etc. This easy Roasted Tomato Sauce recipe... Read On → The post Roasted Tomato Sauce appeared first on Souffle Bombay.| Souffle Bombay
Tackling this task at the correct time of year is key if you want a healthy lawn that allows more air, water and nutrients to be absorbed| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
Autumn can be a tricky season weather-wise so there's never been a better time to take action and stormproof your garden| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
These| Crafting a Green World
With the scientific voyages of the mid-18th century, many previously unknown plants reached Britain and the Continent. Naturalists on these expeditions sent seeds to their sponsors, as well as to wealthy individuals. In Europe, botanists eagerly welcomed new seeds from Asia and America. They competed to describe them first, as this offered a chance to make a name for oneself in botany.| Regency Explorer
I’m at Sally Cronin’s Smorgasbord Magazine today. She shares a post from my archives in 2024. I invite you to stop by to visit her lovely blog. You’ll find many interesting features, including health, stories, music, humor, and more. If you’re an author, she’ll be delighted to add your book to her shelf and promote it. Have a Lovely Day| The Showers of Blessings
The first week of September is gone. September evokes certain emotions and senses in me. The pressing summer heat retreated. The temperatures are cooler with cloudy skies. It has been drizzling for…| The Showers of Blessings
This refreshing honeydew smoothie is packed with good-for-you ingredients from sweet honeydew melon, Greek yogurt, spinach, flaxseed meal and honey.| Craving Something Healthy
If you’ve been thinking about getting into gardening, or if you should build your own raised bed or if you should buy one, this article is for you. Here we’re going to answer the most common questions people ask when it comes to raised bed gardening from the disadvantages, to their lifespan, and even how […]| Gardening Advice Canada | Urban Gardening Canada
Onions are a staple food in the kitchen and are one of those plants that we all want to grow. The only problem? Onions are hard to grow. It’s especially hard to grow them to their full size. It’s easy to grow onions, in general, but often you’re left with a teensy-tiny onion that barely […]| Gardening Advice Canada | Urban Gardening Canada
Fall planters are a wonderful way to bring seasonal charm and warmth to your home’s outdoor space. This list offers creative ideas for window boxes and container gardens, blending classic favorites like mums and kale with unexpected plant choices to keep your fall decor fresh and inviting.| From House To Home
The post Planning Your Outdoor Living Space appeared first on Niche Homes.| Niche Homes
Garden with a pond in the shape of a heart that is filled directly with water from the Sumida River, and thus rises and falls with the river’s tide.| japanistry.com
Apparently there’s a newish fad in the horticulture world called “chaos gardening.” Many of us have been chaos gardening for years.| Laura Grace Weldon
When watering the azalea bush plant, spraying can method used, and it is important not to pour water directly on the plant. Especially in winter, cold water flowing from the fountain should be used after it reaches room temperature.| PlantNative.org
Desert Botanical Garden is excited to launch Margarita 1939, the latest addition to its Spirit Collection with Chandler-based SanTan Spirits. The post Desert Botanical Garden Expands Its Spirit Collection with a Bold New Margarita appeared first on Desert Botanical Garden.| Desert Botanical Garden
Add these important tasks to your fall garden to-do list in September, October and November. The post Fall Garden To-Do List appeared first on Farm Flavor.| Year-Round Gardening Guides, Tips and Projects - Farm Flavor
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Discover the best cosmos companion plants to grow with cosmos flowers. Boost blooms, attract pollinators, and create a thriving sustainable garden.| Fluxing Well
When it's really hard to the touch, with smoothy, shiny skin, your bell pepper is ready for harvest. In another 3-4 weeks, it will turn red, orange, or yellow.| Ask the Food Geek
Scouting is the most powerful tool in your Integrated Pest Management toolkit. Boost your skills with these expert tips and tricks| Garden Culture Magazine
With more than 80 percent of the US population now residing in urban areas food forests help provide a local food source. And they also serve as perfect platforms for community-building.| Chelsea Green Publishing
When life hands you lemongrass that grows like it’s training for the garden Olympics, one logical solution is to whip up a steaming pot of lemongrass soup. This lemon grass soup recipe is my go-to for turning those fragrant stalks into something way more impressive than mulch. When you’re craving cozy Thai coconut chicken soup ... Read more| Fluxing Well
Looking to boost your garden harvest? Discover the power of Brussels sprouts companion plants in this ultimate Companion Planting Guide! Whether you’re just learning how to grow Brussel sprouts, curious about when to harvest Brussel sprouts, or fine-tuning your skills in growing Brussel sprouts gardens, the right plant partners make all the difference. From protecting ... Read more| Fluxing Well
Nothing says autumn charm quite like pumpkin centerpieces with flowers. They’re the perfect mix of seasonal style and natural beauty. Using fresh flowers in pumpkin centerpieces creates stunning fresh flower arrangements that bring warmth to any table, whether you’re crafting a fall floral pumpkin design, trying your hand at pumpkin fresh flower arrangements, or making ... Read more| Fluxing Well
Discover the best spirea companion plants! Tips on growing spirea, pruning spirea bushes, shrub garden ideas and spirea bush landscaping with Japanese spirea.| Fluxing Well
Discover the best cottage garden plants to grow with hollyhocks! Learn what to plant with hollyhocks and how to grow colorful hollyhock plants with ease.| Fluxing Well
Below are the top tips for maintaining your lawnmower blade, along with practical advice and real-world examples to help you keep your yard looking its best.| unsustainable
Review of a fun new fall book that jumps in on the pumpkin spice craze with themes around friendship & caring for others. Squash Roundup #SquashGoals| www.craftymomsshare.com
September is one of my favorite months to cook from the garden and the market. It’s that sweet spot where… The post September Produce Guide and Recipes appeared first on Garden in the Kitchen.| Garden in the Kitchen
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
Buried treasure!| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
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 -
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
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
Pesky armyworms like to feed on grass. If you have them in your yard, you can use insecticides to get rid of them and/or keep your lawn well-maintained.| House Digest
English and Atlantic ivy are no longer allowed to be sold and distributed in Washington state. Here's why.| House Digest
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
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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| 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
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
