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I was a young gardener. Barely 13. Every spare moment that summer I’d spent tending my gardens, trying new plants I’d read about in catalogs, getting Mom and Dad to drop me off at what few nurseries and greenhouses we had in College Station and Bryan back in those days. Gardening had already become my…
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When you don’t have a backyard or a balcony to grow edible plants like vegetables and herbs, having an indoor garden in your home is a great way to not give up your gardening dream and still reap the benefits of fresh veggies, fruits, and herbs. They are mostly affordable plus offer the advantage of…
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– 【Gardening tool】 includes 1 Hand Trowel, 1 Hand Cultivator with 5 tines, 1 Hand Dual Purpose Hoe, It features a seamless welding process with a comfortable soft rubber handle, making weeding and potting tasks easier, tilling and loosening the soil in preparation for planting flowers and vegetables, as well as weeding【Heavy-duty Stainless Steel】 heavy-duty…
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Gone are the days where the only way to grow your own vegetables is to own a bunch of land or live in the right area for the crops you want to have. With indoor smart gardens you can bring your green thumb into an apartment or rented home without the worry of yard space.…
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If there’s one thing that makes Josh Ball happy, it’s when a farmer says he hasn’t got any misshapen vegetables to sell him. “It’s satisfying when we go to a farmer and he says: ‘I’ve got no more produce for you. You’ve taken it all. You’ll have to find another farm,” Ball says. “When we…
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The Garden Media Group has released its 2026 Garden Trends Report and there’s one trend standing out as the most satisfying idea for our backyards: botanical bento. It’s the concept of creating a garden bento box: neat, compact garden design with everything you need in reaching distance to bring a backyard idea to life. ‘Everything…
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– USDA Certified Organic by Oregon Tilth20 culinary herbs packed fresh for the current and following yearVarities by common (Scentific name) format: thyme (Thymus vulgaris), italian oregano (Oreganium vulgare), caribe cilantro (Coriander sativum), giant italian parsley (Petroselinum crispum), english lavender (Lavandula angustifolia), genovese basil (Petroselinum crispum), broad leaf sage (Salvia officinalis), bouquet dill (Anethum graveolens),…
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A gardener with an allotment has shared the key jobs she will be doing in the colder months from her greenhouse – from preparing for Christmas to planning for next spring Lucy Marshall Lifestyle Reporter 15:40, 08 Oct 2025 A gardener has shared her list of greenhouse jobs to tick off in the cooler months…
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lev radin/Shutterstock If you’re thinking of starting a garden, you need to learn how to do things slowly but surely. Gardening requires a long-term commitment, so it can get exhausting if you get too ambitious from the start. Martha Stewart, who owns several homes with beautiful and…
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– SECURE & EASY TO LOCK: Our garden shears have a safety locking mechanism to keep the sharp blades securely closed when not in use, and can effectively reduce accidental injuries. It’s a perfect design.WIDELY USED: Our pruning shears set include 3 different blades for a variety of general pruning work. Perfect for trimming flowers,…