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Gardening connects you with nature, offering a peaceful and rewarding way to nurture both the earth and yourself. It promotes physical activity, mental clarity, and provides fresh, homegrown nourishment or beautiful flowers. As well as fostering a deeper appreciation for the environment and the beauty of watching things grow.

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GardeningHugelKultur

HugelKultur

Hugelkultur (hoo-gul-culture), or “mound culture,” is a gardening technique where a mound is constructed from decaying wood debris and other compostable plant materials and planted as a raised bed....

GardeningCompanion Planting for Beginners

Companion Planting for Beginners

Introduction I love the results, but working out is not fun for me. There is one exception: when I have a friend join to help challenge and encourage me. I always do better when I have a buddy next...

GardeningNaturalizing Your Yard

Naturalizing Your Yard

If you own a home with a yard, you may have imagined a future of children bouncing on a trampoline, weekly croquet games, and relaxing on a hammock watching the grass grow. So how’s that working ou...

GardeningHorticulture Therapy: The Psychological and Physical Benefits of Gardening

Horticulture Therapy: The Psychological and Physical Benefits of Gardening

When my husband and I moved into our current house six years ago, we underestimated one massive aspect of the property, and the likely reason that the home had been on the market for quite a few mo...

GardeningWhat to do With Your Trees in the Fall

What to do With Your Trees in the Fall

Do you have fruit trees? This one's for you. When growing fruit, consider many things about your climate and growing season. You can find information on the web, but try to keep your source of info...

Gardening2020 Fall Garden Guide

2020 Fall Garden Guide

  As the crisp air of fall settles in, it’s the perfect time to prepare your garden for the changing season. The 2020 Fall Garden Guide is here to help you transition your garden from summer’s lush...

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