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Do you ever find cucumber leaves turning yellow and wonder what’s going on? I recently discovered the culprit is cucumber beetles. And, by the time you see these nasty cucumber bugs and figure it out, it’s almost always too late. (Super sorry you had to find out this way – but join the crusade to…
Dahlias used to be intimidating for me, but I decided to dive right in and give it a whirl. I am caught between leaving the pods on to later grow more from seed and learning how to deadhead dahlias to prolong blooming. Deadheading dahlias or encouraging seeds… Decisions, decisions! I love a good Mother Nature…
Pruning raspberry bushes each year helps you to maintain healthier plants. For some reason, I’ve always been intimidated about pruning raspberries. I just don’t want to mess it up! Apparently, raspberries are pretty forgiving. In fact, I may actually be messing things up more by *not* pruning! To set my mind at ease and learn…
Pretty much every year, we find a groundhog in my yard. It’s pretty irritating, actually, to deal with this groundhog eating garden plants when you’re just trying to grow something, for crying out loud. I need to figure out how to get rid of groundhogs stat. The big ole groundhog garden pest is one of…
Wilmington, NC turned out to be the perfect destination to practice a little casual flower photography at Airlie Gardens. Add in a lovely nature walk and my two best girls and we had a perfect morning activity. My daughters and I enjoyed our trip to North Carolina for the beaches and beyond. We loved seeing…
During the earliest days of the pandemic, I threw myself into seed starting to offset some stress. Since we have awful rocky clay soil here, I invested in a bunch of fabric grow bags. We found lots of different sizes to accommodate what we wanted to grow! After some research, I had mapped out how…
Living in Pennsylvania zone 6b, our growing season isn’t as long as our southern friends and family. For this reason, I’ve decided to get a real jump start on our cold crops early this season. Fortunately, our raised beds are already in place and filled with soil for planting. I could probably top them off…
If you’ve ever dreamed of cutting your own fresh flowers for indoor arrangements, zinnias are a great place to start. Growing zinnias for cut flowers is easy no matter what your age or experience level as a gardener. Plus, who wouldn’t love their own cutting garden?! Zinnias are one of my favorite flowers to grow….
Often, parsley is one of the most-used herbs in the kitchen. Having fresh parsley growing in the garden can be a major win! Parsley companion plants make it easier to find a good spot for your favorite herbs in the garden. If you’re looking for what to plant near parsley, you will be happy to…
As a sentimental mom, I am all about the handprint crafts and doing fun holiday activities with my kids. A few years ago, we painted a handprint bunny Easter craft. This wooden Easter rabbit full of priceless handprints looks adorable in our home every spring. What I love most about handprint crafts is that quasi…