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6 days ago |
homesandgardens.com | Tenielle Jordison
As a keen indoor gardener and lover of container plants, I am very familiar with the frustration of finding the perfect planter to add to your arrangement but discovering it lacks one crucial element: a drainage hole. When container gardening, or growing plants in pots indoors, it's important to have some form of drainage in place.
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1 week ago |
homesandgardens.com | Tenielle Jordison
Welcoming wildlife to the yard is one of the best bits of having a thriving garden full of plants and resources to support a wide range of animals. Of course, some of the most common sightings are garden birds, from cardinals to goldfinches to robins, and the US is full of some wonderful species. Whether you're researching how to help garden birds in summer or how to help garden birds in winter, one of the most important things to familiarize yourself with is how to feed birds.
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1 week ago |
homesandgardens.com | Tenielle Jordison
I adore having ferns in my houseplant collection, particularly because their soft fronds add stunning texture to my display. However, they can be tricky to keep happy, especially when it comes to water management. That's why I was delighted to spot a Walmart self-watering planter on my Instagram feed this week.
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1 week ago |
homesandgardens.com | Tenielle Jordison
Although composting is a rewarding thing to do as a gardener, many novices are a little nervous to get started because it's a bit of a science and can be a messy, smelly addition to the yard. However, making your own 'Black Gold' doesn't have to be overly complicated. In fact, there is a set of composting myths experts say should be ignored. Of course, to make your own compost you need to follow a few rules to be successful.
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1 week ago |
homesandgardens.com | Tenielle Jordison
Feeding birds is a pastime many gardeners enjoy, encouraging feathered friends in the backyard. While the usual diet of seed mixes provides healthy nutrition for birds, you can also give them an occasional treat for a boost of nutrients. Apples and pears for birds, for example, are a juicy snack full of vitamins to support their overall health. So, if you're keen to help garden birds in summer, consider putting out some fruit.
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