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Cultivating Knowledge: The Top 7 Gardening Podcasts to Enrich Your Green Thumb

May 9, 2024 by Catherine Reed Leave a Comment

Gardening is not just a pastime; it’s a passion for millions who enjoy getting their hands dirty and cultivating their own patches of earth. Whether you’re a novice hoping to grow your first flowers or a seasoned horticulturist looking to expand your knowledge, gardening podcasts can be a treasure trove of information. Here’s a guide…

Top 8 Gardening YouTube Channels You Should Follow in 2023

October 7, 2023 by Kathryn Vercillo Leave a Comment

Whether you’re a seasoned gardener seeking new inspiration or a novice looking to cultivate your first window box of herbs, the world of gardening YouTube has something for everyone. From urban gardening to permaculture, from succulents to heirloom vegetables, let’s explore the Top Gardening YouTube Channels You Should Follow in 2023. Each channel offers a…

Love Cooking? Here’s How Growing Herbs Indoors Can Change Your Kitchen Game

Do you enjoy creating mouthwatering dishes but wish you had fresh ingredients at your fingertips? Growing herbs indoors is the secret weapon every home chef needs. It’s easy, affordable, and adds a flavorful twist to your kitchen routine. Here’s how cultivating your own indoor herb garden can elevate your cooking and lifestyle. 1. Freshness at…

Transform Your Garden with These 8 Beautiful Dwarf Shrubs

Dwarf shrubs are the perfect addition to any garden, offering vibrant colors, textures, and shapes without taking up too much space. They’re low-maintenance, versatile, and ideal for filling in gaps or adding structure to garden beds. Here’s a guide to some of the most stunning dwarf shrubs that will enhance your outdoor space. 1. Japanese…

Frugal Family Activity: Snow Cake

The forecast is calling for heavy precipitation in the next few days, right in time for the new year. Most of us are still in vacation mode, and parents with children are probably wondering how they’ll entertain their children while school is still out. Unfortunately, the cold means there’s no garden to tend to,…

What’s a Frugal Gardener to do in the Snow?

Where I live, the snow has arrived and is here to stay. It’s been a month or so now that we’ve begun to shovel our walkway and donned our boots when heading outdoors. A month where I was happy to take a break from thinking about gardening tasks: I think a break is necessary…

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