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Baked Mac and Cheese
The Perfect, Bubbly Brown Crust Enjoy this hearty mac and cheese recipe that's sure to please a crowd. The addition...
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Want to Use your Fall Leaves?
So, you want to use your fall leaves in your compost pile? Well, that is a great idea, but there...
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Planting Fruit Trees in the Fall
You have probably heard that you can plant your fruit trees in the spring. Well, that is correct. You surely...
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Fall Planting: What is Hydro Zoning?
Watering your fall plants As autumn approaches and you prepare for your fall planting, it's important to consider the most...
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The Secret to Growing Rhododendrons: Tips from the Pros
Rhododendron Rhododendrons have long been a favorite among gardeners for their thick, glossy evergreen leaves and clusters of beautiful trumpet-shaped...
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Insects with Benefits. It’s a Thing.
Did you know that certain insects have the potential to act as natural pesticides? Insects with benefits! These beneficial...
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Native, Kousa, and Hybrid Dogwoods
There are a lot of different dogwoods on the market. You might be wondering what the real difference is. Just...
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Dogwoods: The Right Way
Hybrid pink dogwood You may find it hard to find a dogwood tree by late April. That is because a...
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Should You Plant Cover Crops?
When you think of planting cover crops, you probably think that only huge farms do that. Well, you would be...
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Southern Living Squash Casserole
I found this squash casserole recipe on the Southern Living website. You may know that we carry a lot of...
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Good vs. Evil- The Humingbird Moth
Good vs. evil- the hummingbird moth. If you have ever seen one of these beautiful, graceful insects, you have probably...
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A”hoy”a! Learning how to grow Hoya
Rope Hoya Many different types of hoya can be grown but we will take the next few minutes to focus...
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Gardener’s Lasagna
Gardeners Lasagna Gardener’s Lasagna 2 medium zucchinis sliced lengthwise 1 lb. ground beef 1 onion diced 1 small green...
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Wading Through the Weeds
If you have ever removed weeds from your garden, only to find they have seemingly sprung back to life with...
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12 Things to do in Late July-August
Picture by Peggy Choucair This is the month to begin to think about fall. So we have compiled a short...
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Tomato Hornworms & Parasitic Wasps
tomato hornworm If you plant tomatoes in your garden every year, it is highly probable that you have come across...
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A Passion for Pollinators
June is the month of pollinators. And, if you are like me, you are passionate about pollinators. Hence, we should...
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Don’t Fear the Spider Plant
Spider Plant Most houseplant enthusiasts are familiar with the beloved spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum). It is also called Airplane Plant....
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September 19, 2023
You have probably heard that you can plant your fruit trees in the spring. Well, that is correct. You surely can. However that really does not […]
April 26, 2023
Mother’s Day doesn’t just cover all the moms in your life. It also should call for the celebration of any woman who has had a positive […]
March 24, 2023
Ingredients: 2 ounces of thick-cut bacon finely diced 2 TBS of extra virgin olive oil 1 Lg. shallot thinly sliced 1 hot pepper of your choice, […]
February 13, 2023
Pothos are one of the many plants that are easy to care for. Needing little more than filtered light and minimal water.
June 23, 2022
Any annuals and perennials that grow through the summer will need a little extra TLC in the heat of summer
March 30, 2021
With spring officially here and sunny, warm weather ahead, you may be itching to get outside and start gardening in your backyard. From pitching a greenhouse […]
March 17, 2021
If you are from the South, I am sure that you are familiar with hydrangeas. For many years people have dried these beautiful blooms to preserve […]
March 13, 2021
There is still time to prepare yourself and your garden for spring. If you haven’t done it yet, you need to get your last-minute pruning done […]
March 1, 2021
Raindrops keep falling on our heads. Be glad you couldn’t hear me sing that as I typed. This winter has been a wet one. Arbor Day […]
March 1, 2021
Can you imagine going to your garden in early spring and gathering vegetables for a fresh spring salad, even before a lot of veggies are ready […]