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– Garden Tool Sets: The garden tools for gardening comes with folding saw, serrated trower, small trowel, cultivator, hand rake, pruner, weeder, gardening gloves and an tote bag. Made from high-quality aluminum alloy, our gardening tools are built to last and withstands the rigors of frequent use in the garden. With garden gloves for hand…
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Hydroponic gardening has become a go-to for indoor gardeners in recent years. It involves growing plants in water, allowing you to grow your own vegetables, herbs and ornamentals indoors. There are plenty pros and cons of hydroponic gardening, including the fact it’s an indoor growing system that is relatively low-maintenance. However, this doesn’t mean you…
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Looking to bring a slice of self-sufficiency to your back garden, patio or allotment? As we move into late summer, there are still plenty of crops you can sow now and harvest in autumn before winter hits. You don’t need a huge plot either — many of these veggies will thrive in raised beds, grow…
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Your home may be your castle, but rather than surround it with a moat, use any of these wonderful yard landscaping ideas to add warmth, color, and texture to the place you love to live. Whether you are growing blooming shrubs, planting annuals and long-lasting perennials, or deer-proofing your garden, there are many beautiful ways…
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– Classic Italian Parsley Seeds – Grow fresh, aromatic Italian Large Leaf parsley in your home garden or indoor herb pots. A kitchen essential for soups, salads, and pasta dishes.High-Yield & Easy to Grow – These heirloom parsley seeds are perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners. Thrives in garden beds, containers, or hydroponic systems.Versatile Culinary…
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A woman shopping for flowers in a garden center. | Hortica Summer is the season of growth — and not just for your plants. As temperatures rise and foot traffic increases, greenhouses, garden centers, and floral shops experience a surge in visitors. While this busy season presents exciting opportunities for your business, there’s also a…
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We’ve finally reached March, and spring will soon be in full swing. To celebrate, and give budding new gardeners some inspiration, I thought I’d take a look at the best vegetables to sow in March for beginners. If you’re wondering what to plant in March but don’t want to grow anything too tricky, there are…
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– Drop forged body and handles.Quality blade made of Premium Titanium steel with Ultra-fine Polishing Technology.Ergonomically designed non-slip handles are strong,lightweight,and comfortable.Sap groove design to help keep pruning shears from sticking by channeling off sap.Pruners can cut up to 3/4″ diameter size tree branches.This may vary depending on tree species.For protecting the blade out of…
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Mangaluru: In response to the challenges of limited urban space and the growing interest in home-based kitchen gardens, a techie successfully developed a 1,000 square feet vertical garden in Matadakani focused on cultivating spinach (palak) and basil. Suraj Rao, who moved from the software industry to farming, told TOI that uncertainty in his previous career…
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Its Heritage Seed Library houses around 800 varieties at any one time. None of the seeds are commercially listed so they can’t legally go on sale, although members can get hold of a selection each year to try on their own plots. Heritage and heirloom seeds are open pollinated, which means the seeds are formed…