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There are many people who dream of living on a houseboat. What is there not to like? Houseboat living affords you easy access to the . . . -
Have you ever grown way more vegetables than you could eat? A typical gardener plants seeds each year and then eagerly waits to begin harvesting . . . -
A few years ago we adopted a couple large rabbits from a local rescue organization. They exclusively rescue rabbits from shuttered pet stores and from . . .
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Lee Miller is a landscape designer and consultant, award winning garden blogger and author involved in the horticultural industry since 1996. Having started a gardening blog in . . . -
What was once a popular German tradition can now be just as fun in your own garden. Easter egg trees are great for adding instant . . . -
If you’re still looking for that one centerpiece for your garden, balcony or even a sunny living room, stop right here. Agave victoriae-reginae, better known . . .
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Kristi Stone is a student of all things modern homesteading, and is living the dream on her 1 acre hobby farm. Her favorite things to . . . -
Sara Bäckmo is a Swedish garden writer and blogger who wants to inspire people to start growing their own food. She grows enough food for . . . -
Angela Judd is an avid vegetable, flower and fruit tree gardener in Mesa, Arizona. A mother of five, she enjoys growing and preparing food from . . . -
Every day we eat great food, but have you ever wondered how to grow them yourself? Lemons are great to put in drinks, on seafood . . .
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Stan Griep is an award winning rose and floral photographer. He has 40+ years of experience growing and photographing roses in the Rocky Mountain Area. . . . -
Stan Griep is an award winning rose and floral photographer. He has 40+ years of experience growing and photographing roses in the Rocky Mountain Area. . . . -
Born in Fort Knox, Kentucky, Neil Bockoven has lived in Turkey and Germany, and in many states from California to Virginia. He attended The College . . . -
By Mary Phillips Senior Director, Garden for Wildlifeâ„¢, the National Wildlife Federation Late spring finds thousands of gardeners planting vegetables and fruit in kitchen gardens, . . .
