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A is for action plan Before you do anything, consider the three Ss, says Lori Laing, gardener and co-founder of Laing Landscapes: sun (how much your garden gets, and from what direction); soil type; and sitting spot. “Plan the space around how you will relax in it,” Laing says. “If it’s a north-facing garden, the…
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Have you ever known a gardener with a home greenhouse and wished you had one, too? If so, you’re not alone. “Greenhouses are the dream of many gardeners,” says Marc Hachadourian, director of glasshouse horticulture and senior curator of orchids at the New York Botanical Garden. “Usually, only the more advanced take the plunge and…
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Even if you are a gardening beginner, applying simple principles of garden design to your own outside space is easier than you think. Garden design for beginners should be fun and creative, so don’t feel overwhelmed. The first step is to consider how you would like to use your garden – for relaxing, entertaining, raising…
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“The safest, easiest plants to grow indoors are tropical plants,” says Stephen Block of Inner Gardens. “These plants grow in the understory of the rainforest where it is relatively dark. Their leaves grow very wide and are able to utilize the available light in low light situations. It’s always best to locate your indoor trees…
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CHICAGO — Since 1837, Chicago has been known as an “Urbs in Horto” — a “city in a garden.” While much has changed over the past 190 years, Chicago’s agricultural roots are deeply ingrained. Indigenous groups such as the Potawatomi, Ojibwe and Odawa tribes grew crops like corn, beans and squash — vegetables that are…
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It’s one thing storing your tools; quite another your elderly mother or adult kids, so do your research first The Government plans to ease the rules on garden living but there’s a lot more to it than buying a mobile home on Facebook marketplace. Above, an exterior view of a Shomera garden home Log cabins for…
