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Painted Milk Jug Hanging Planters for Your Garden

This whimsical and charming idea came from a garden in Memphis, Tenn. This city hosted The Fling, a garden tour for top
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Explore creative garden edging ideas that don't take a lot of money in this post. When you select a garden edge or
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Controlling mosquitoes in your yard is easy when you make a mosquito bucket. Often called the Mosquito Bucket of Doom,
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Summer is full of surprises in my landscape. Between the natives that I've planted and the ones already in the garden,
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This story originally appeared in my local newspaper's Master Gardener column. They’re the enemies of every gardener:
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When you love plants like I do, people tend to give more of them to you. This is generally not a problem and is, in
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I grow roses in my garden, but I don't have what I think of as a "rose garden." You know, the formal paths lined with
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Here's a short and simple tip for you: when cilantro is ready to bolt, let it. Cilantro is a cool season herb that
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A woody Southern landscape in spring is full of surprises, for instance, delightful spring ephemerals like trilliums.
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