Tag: Easy
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– PetraTools Garden Sprayer – Perfect for DIYers Seeking Professional Results: Our durable yet lightweight water sprayer, with a 52” hose and 16” wand, ensures comfortable extended use and excellent coverage, making it ideal for versatile liquids such as fertilizers, mulch glue, and pesticides.Translucent Tank with Large Ergonomic Handle for Comfortable Use: This weed sprayer…
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A novice gardener has shared the “brilliant” method she used to achieve a “stylish” garden that looks as though it’s been created by a “pro”. With the arrival of warmer weather and National Gardening Day (April 14) many people are keen to make the most of it by upping their time outdoors. For those lucky…
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Carly Wood owns “The Garden Spot” and joined us with some easy ways to start your green thumb off on the right “foot”. 1. Start SmallA small area is great for beginners.Focus on easy-to-grow plants like herbs (basil, chives, thyme, oregano etc), peas, radishes, spring greens, lettuce, tomatoes, and even flowers!Zinnias are an easy flower…
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Flowering shrubs are a great anchor for your landscaping, providing a backdrop for smaller, showy plants in the front—and filling in with the flowers when other parts of your landscaping go dormant. But some shrubs can be pretty particular about their growing conditions, or need a lot of pruning and fussing to keep them looking…
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While a houseplant can purify your air and bring life to your home, some of us don’t have a natural “green thumb.” For those looking for an easy houseplant—maybe you’re always busy or just a little forgetful—we’ve come up with a list of the best indoor plants that’ll take the work out of plant parenting.…
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If you’re new to gardening or want greenery that doesn’t demand much time or effort, this guide is the perfect place to start. Many houseplants are naturally resilient and thrive in a variety of indoor environments, even if you occasionally forget to water them. These easy-to-grow plants are not only low-maintenance but also enhance your…
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Before you plant a single seed this spring, take a moment to look down—right at your soil. Often, when plants struggle, it’s because the soil underneath isn’t up to the job. Soil is the heart of your garden: healthy soil grows healthy plants, and healthy plants stand a better chance against pests and the weather. The…