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How to Prevent and Reduce Knee and Back Pain While Gardening

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Don’t let aches and pains keep you from cultivating the garden of your dreams. Anyone doing yard work or gardening has probably experienced back or knee pain before. Thankfully, the aches and pains of gardening don’t have to outweigh the joy! With proper care and planning, you … [Read more...]

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20 Perennial Herbs to Grow that Stick Around

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by Jennifer Poindexter Would you like to have a perennial herb garden? Are you even sure what that means? You’re in the right place. I’ll walk you through what the term perennial means and supply herb choices that you can fill your garden with. Whether you’re planting herbs … [Read more...]

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6 Best Hand Garden Pruners

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By Jordan Galeles Updated for 2021. Pruning shears may not seem like a big deal, but anyone serious about gardening knows the right tool makes all the difference when you're making cut after cut! Quality hand pruners, also referred to in British areas as secateurs, can take … [Read more...]

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Best Organic Fertilizers for Different Plant Types

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By Matt Gibson and Erin Marissa Russell To figure out what organic fertilizers you need, you need to find out what type of nutrients your plants need. This will depend on the soil conditions in your area, what fertilizers you have used previously, and what type of plants you … [Read more...]

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How to Fight Tobacco Etch Virus

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By Erin Marissa Russell Tobacco etch virus is spread by aphids of 10 different species on plants in North and South America as well as Africa, Asia, Turkey, and Spain. An aphid in contact with an infected plant for as few as 10 seconds can become a carrier of tobacco etch … [Read more...]

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