12 Wonderful Plants You Only Need to Plant Once and Enjoy for Years
I still remember the year I planted my first asparagus crowns. The soil was chilly, my hands were caked in mud, and I wasn’t entirely sure I was doing it...
Read moreI still remember the year I planted my first asparagus crowns. The soil was chilly, my hands were caked in mud, and I wasn’t entirely sure I was doing it...
Read moreWe often have joy when watching tomato plants stretch toward the sun, setting fruit, and ripening into sweet, juicy gems. But if you’ve ever let them grow wild, you know...
Read moreIf you've ever grown cucumbers, you know how fast they can take over. One day they're neat little vines minding their own business, and the next they're spilling over your...
Read moreThese days, houseplants aren't just greenery, they're personalities. Scroll through Instagram or Pinterest and you’ll see the weirder the plant, the more love it gets. From succulents that look like...
Read moreIf you’ve grown irises for even one season, you’ve likely fallen in love with their graceful flowers and sword-like leaves swaying in the breeze. But after the bloom show fades,...
Read moreBougainvillea is nature’s confetti cannon as it is unapologetically bold, wildly expressive, and beautifully unpredictable. Once you fall in love with one, you’ll find yourself wanting them in every color....
Read moreSome gardeners are patient enough to wait five years for a single piece of fruit. But if you're like me, you want to bite into the rewards a little sooner....
Read moreYou'll feel deeply satisfied about growing your own potatoes because they’re such humble little treasures, you plant one, and a few months later, you’re digging up a whole basketful. But...
Read moreIt’s early morning. The dew’s still clinging to the kale, and the first rays of sunlight are spilling into your garden. You step out, coffee in hand, proud of the...
Read moreThere’s a soft hum in the garden that tells you everything’s alive. It’s not just the wind shifting leaves or birds calling from fence posts, it’s the sound of bees...
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