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How to Garden

Must-Have Pruning Tools for Homeowners

What Does Pruning Mean?

Do Brood X Cicadas Hurt Vegetable Gardens?

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Quick and Easy Seed Starting Guide for Beginners

clary sage plant flower

Why Scientific Names Are Important – Botanical Names of Plants

brown spots on succulents

How to Bring House Plants Indoors for the Winter

a tomato hornworm with parasitic wasp larvae on it

How to Get Rid of Tomato Hornworm

pink rose

Organic Gardening Tip: Banana Peels, Coffee Grinds and Eggshells for Composting

bee watering

Make a Bee Water Station with Dollar Store Finds

a slope in the garden planted with phlox

Easy Landscaping Ideas for a Hill or Slope

watering can with plants

Japanese Beetle Grubs: Identify and Control

brown spots on succulents

What Are Brown Spots on Succulents?

Heirloom Beans, Going Nutritarian, and Some Observations

how to divide amaryllis

Dividing and Replanting an Amaryllis Bulb

fall garden update

Pruning Crape Myrtle – the Basics

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Easy Oatmeal Muffin Recipe

This easy oatmeal muffin recipe makes a tasty breakfast, tea-time treat, or snack. It’s a plain, unassuming, honest muffin: no dripping sweetness, no sugary topping. The freshly cooked old-fashioned oatmeal keeps the batter moist. If you do not overbake them (as I have done in the past), they retain this moist, fluffy texture. No, they…

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a blue borage herb flower

How to Start Herb Seeds the Right Way: Free Course

Learn how to start herb seeds the right way with The Herbal Academy’s new, FREE online course! Home Garden Joy is an Herbal Academy affiliate. We love their ebooks and courses. I’ve taken many of them and found them to be very helpful. They get to the heart of herbalism without introducing spiritual aspects in…

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raised bed garden

How to Prepare Raised Beds for Spring Planting

The snow and ice have finally melted. In the mornings when I walk my dog through our farm, I can hear a rooster crowing on a neighboring farm. Cardinals have begun singing in the dawn. It’s spring, folks. And while the calendar reminds me we can still feel winter’s icy breath, spring planting is just…

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two loaves of bread in the oven

Swedish Tea Bread

I first made Swedish tea bread for my 50th birthday. Three of my friends have birthdays in the same month and invited me to their family group birthday celebration (they are all relatives). I shaped the bread into braided rings and decorated it with sliced almonds. It was a hit, and I have made it…

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