Garden Planning
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Know your zone to understand when to plant in your area and which plants will perform best within your particular geographical region.
An area’s frost date refers to the average date of the last frost in spring or the first frost in fall or winter.
Even while there are frosts outside, your sensitive plants can be grown inside with just a bit of work. So, if you want to lengthen your gardening season, here’s what you do!
Most Recent Garden Planning Posts
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Top 5 Companion Planting Pairs
Companion planting is a natural gardening technique where certain plants are grown together to benefit each other, whether by enhancing growth, repelling pests, or improving soil health. By strategically pairing compatible plants, gardeners can create a more resilient and sustainable garden ecosystem.
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The Joys of Spring-Planted, Summer-Flowering Bulbs
No matter your level of expertise, planting spring bulbs is one of the most rewarding experiences! Spring planted bulbs bloom quickly rewarding you with vibrant blooms throughout the upcoming warm months.
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Plan a New Vegetable Garden
Ideas for Layouts, Raised Beds, Soil Prep & More! A perfect symmetry of rows of colorful edible flowers and vegetables is heaven to many gardeners. When planning your own garden, you have the freedom to create exactly what you want! You don’t have to be restricted by what you or anyone else may think is…
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How to Attract Pollinators to Your Garden
Sean and Allison of of the YouTube channel Spoken Garden go over the numerous benefits of attracting birds, bees and butterflies to your home landscape.