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In case you’ve only just found out about this all-of-a-sudden shopping holiday, I’ve gathered up my favorite Amazon Prime Early Access gardening deals to share your way. I’m going to post my favorite deals that I’ve actually bought as well as others that seem like really great savings on Amazon gardening gear. So how are…
With a powerful meaning behind this Mexican tradition, the sugar skull designs of “Calavera” deserve special attention and respect. In admiration, we tried to embrace this beautiful idea with a fall craft. You can make a no-paint sugar skull pumpkin using a “Casper pumpkin” (white pumpkin) in your own nod to Day of the Dead…
Nobody thinks twice about finding a pet sitter when it’s time to go on vacation if the pets can’t come along. So of course, finding a plant sitter is an option for watering your garden while on vacation, too, but it isn’t the only option for the best irrigation! Setting up a hose timer with…
Prolific in bloom, cosmos can be a fantastic flowerbed stunner. Brilliant in color and magnets for pollinators, what’s not to love?! But, are cosmos perennials or annuals? We’ve started growing cosmos back in our 2020 garden. After quite a few amazing seed swaps, I ended up with sensation cosmos and seashell cosmos. At the time,…
Dwarf sunflowers are the perfect fit for summertime flower arrangements! Sturdy stems and stunning blooms beautifully fill vases or burst out of handtied bouquets. Planting dwarf sunflowers seeds in spring or early summer results in these memorable summer flowers enjoyable for one and all. Sunflowers definitely seem to be one of the most popular blooms…
Doesn’t everyone want Knockout roses that bloom all summer? They wouldn’t be knockouts if they just stopped, right?! Well, deadheading knockout roses is easy enough and quick enough to add into your gardening routine. If you learn how to deadhead knockout roses, you can keep them blooming beautifully all summer long! Not everyone knows the…
Some gardeners say growing milkweed from seed can be a tricky process. Sometimes it’s much quicker and easier when acquiring butterfly weed starter plants and then transplanting milkweed in the garden. This is the route I decided to take with butterfly weed and swamp milkweed, although I will try from seed another time. I lucked…
Imagine a blissful tomato jungle as far as the eye can see. Then suddenly, your favorite tomato plant is half gone! What gives?! The tomato horn worm can do serious damage to tomatoes in the garden, so be sure to act fast! Tomato hornworms are the biggest caterpillars I’ve ever seen in my garden. They…
Propagating Portulaca allows you to create clones of your favorite moss rose plants. This semi-succulent flower propagates easily in the right conditions. Discover how to propagate Portulaca plants quickly with very little effort. Sometimes Portulaca become too leggy. You can fix that and double your plants! The perfect solution is a bit of pruning and…
Growing tomato plants often leads to baskets of tomatoes to enjoy or share. If you’re wondering what to do with tomatoes after harvest, here’s a list of suggestions! First, though, consider which types of tomatoes you’re growing. Some, like cherry tomatoes, work great for snacking and salads. Others like beefsteak tomatoes are wonderful for slicing…