Stephanie Rose
Blogger at Garden Therapy
Healthy Living ~ Beautiful Gardens. Garden Therapy® Better Living Through Plants.
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1 day ago |
gardentherapy.ca | Stephanie Rose
Do you have more herbs than you know what to do with? First of all, congratulations to you and your green thumb! But now, let’s explore how to properly harvest those herbs for their ultimate taste, and how to dry herbs so you can enjoy the fruits of your labour even when the cold has come and your fresh herbs have gone. Over the years, my herb garden has only gotten bigger and bigger. I grow herbs to add to my recipes but also to add to my herbal and medicinal recipes.
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2 days ago |
gardentherapy.ca | Stephanie Rose
Nothing brings people together quite like the joy of flowers. A spring flower bulb planting party is a fun way to make memories and grow some gorgeous cut flower planters for the summer. No matter your experience or background in gardening, add hosting a planting party to your calendar this year to bring you and your guests a summer full of joy.
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3 days ago |
gardentherapy.ca | Stephanie Rose |Heidi Cullen
Looking for a simple, natural, and effective way to deter pests? This pest control spray will encourage critters to move elsewhere and leave your garden alone! Here’s how to custom mix a pest deterrent spray of your own using common herbs from your garden. There are many things we want in our gardens—blooming plants, pollinators, and sunshine, to name a few. Likewise, there are many things we don’t want spending time in our gardens.
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4 days ago |
gardentherapy.ca | Stephanie Rose
Adding lighting to landscaping can showcase plants in a new way, illuminate a pathway, or just create a warm glow. Here are a few outdoor lighting ideas to use throughout the year. Part of the joy of gardening is creating a serene place where I can go to relax and recharge. If you believe the garden is a daytime-only spot, think again! I have spent many a relaxing evening in my garden enjoying a fresh cup of herbal tea. Of course, ambiance is everything.
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5 days ago |
gardentherapy.ca | Stephanie Rose
Love your hydrangea blooms but want to change up their colour? Many hydrangeas will go through a slight colour change when transplanted due to adjusting to their new soil when you first bring them home. But if you really want to shake things up, try changing the colour of hydrangea flowers with this simple little soil hack!Hydrangea varieties such as Hydrangea macrophylla and H. serrata can range in colour from pink to blue, with every shade of fuchsia, plum, and periwinkle in between.
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Throwback to one year ago when I planted this tulip border. I was aiming for lots of colour in a curved, naturalized design - and I loved the results. Thank you to @flowerbulbscom for sponsoring this frenzy of tulip bulbs. 🌷 #flowerbulbs.com #flowerbulbsdotcom https://t.co/ElKBqmRLcH
I’ve been really curious about those compact kitchen composters – the kind that claims to transform scraps into fertiziler in just a few hours - Check it out in action! https://t.co/oijSNO7e6T
A quick tip for flying through your garlic bulbs 🧄🧄🧄🧄 Peep the gardener’s manicure 😅 Anyone else planting garlic this month? #gardentips #fallgarden #fallgardening #ediblegarden #growyourown #garlicbulbs #plantinggarlic #garliccloves #garlic #vegetablegarden #gardentherapy https://t.co/8x7Ym9XEf3