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Identifying Garden Snakes

Identifying Garden Snakes

Jan 23rd 2025

Garden snakes, or grass snakes, are often seen as mysterious and elusive creatures that slink through tall grass, underbrush, or along garden fences. While their presence may cause some people to recoil in fear, these fascinating reptiles are beneficial. They play a crucial role in controlling the p …
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Remontant Raspberries: Care, Pruning, and Cultivation

Remontant Raspberries: Care, Pruning, and Cultivation

Jan 21st 2025

Remontant raspberries are a variety of raspberries that produce fruit on the current year's shoots and sometimes again the following summer. They differ from their summer relatives in that they are capable of bearing fruit on both last year's canes and the current year's canes. They are easier to gr …
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10 Early Spring Gardening Tips for a Thriving Garden

10 Early Spring Gardening Tips for a Thriving Garden

Jan 14th 2025

Early spring offers the perfect opportunity to refresh your garden and lay the groundwork for a productive summer. As the temperatures start rising, it's time to tackle some essential gardening tasks to help your garden flourish in the upcoming season. Spring is considered the most active time in th …
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The Best Christmas Gift Ideas for Gardeners 2024

The Best Christmas Gift Ideas for Gardeners 2024

Dec 16th 2024

If you have a garden lover or passionate gardener who loves getting their hands dirty in the soil, spending hours with their plants, and working on their blooming flower beds, Christmas is the best time to give them a perfect gift that supports their hobby. Thankfully, plenty of valuable and captiva …
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10 Winter Gardening Ideas for a Beautiful Winter Yard

10 Winter Gardening Ideas for a Beautiful Winter Yard

Dec 13th 2024

Winter landscaping can look dull compared to spring and summer's vibrant colors and textures. No matter the season, you can always enjoy your garden and make it more beautiful. Winter gardens can be as colorful and productive as a summer garden. Most plants go dormant in cold weather. However, you c …
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