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There is a common misconception that the scratchy, beige sponge sitting on the edge of the bathtub comes from the...

Gardening often brings to mind sprawling lawns, dedicated vegetable patches, and perhaps a greenhouse tucked away in the corner. But...

Gardening often feels like a strict exercise in geometry. We obsess over straight rows of carrots, perfectly spaced petunias, and...

Winter in the garden is often dismissed as a dormant season—a time of grey skies, bare branches, and sleeping soil....

Picture a garden in the depths of January. The vibrant blooms of summer have long since faded, and the fiery...

When the days grow shorter and the garden begins to slumber under a blanket of grey, we often find ourselves...

Winter is often viewed as a dormant season for the garden. We tend to think of bare branches, grey skies,...

Winter gardens often get a bad reputation. As the days shorten and the frost sets in, many of our beloved...

Winter gardens need not be bleak landscapes of bare branches and dormant soil. The right selection of winter interest shrubs...

The garden sleeps beneath winter's blanket, but beneath the frost-kissed earth, spring's potential lies dormant, waiting. For the thoughtful gardener,...