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During the COVID-19 pandemic, growing a victory garden is a powerful way to fight back. (Photo by shutterstock©Phil Darby)
Now more than ever, gardens are a symbol of resilience and rebirth. Here are a few tips for growing basic backyard crops.
Read MoreEarly spring is the perfect time to plant green vegetables. Here are some tips to get your spring garden off to a sunny start.
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Monarchs rely on the food and fuel they receive from host milkweed and nectar-rich plants. (Provided photo)
Rebecca Brown and Norman Cohen offer some advice for gardeners to help attract and nourish Monarch butterflies.
Read MoreOne way to be a “Bay-Wise” gardener is by installing a rain garden.
Read MoreSummer bulbs can add a new wave of color to your garden that will last all season.
Read MoreFor most gardeners, designing, planting and maintaining a garden is a labor of love. But it’s also hard work. Here’s how to make the most of your perennials.
Read MoreBeware of squirrels and chipmunks who are mighty fond of the taste of tulips. If you can’t keep critters away from your tulips, try planting daffodils instead. They’re poisonous and hence, critter repellent.
Read MoreThe benefits of cultivating native plants are many — both practical and environmental.
Read MoreOne of summer’s simplest and sweetest pleasures? The taste of ripe tomatoes eaten straight from the vine.
Read MoreJoining a seed bank or a group of gardening friends who also purchase seeds and are willing to swap and share can save money.
Read MoreFor a worry-free winter and a carefree spring, simply follow these fall gardening tips.
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