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13 Types of Snapdragon Flower You Might Not Know About

Loewenmaeulchen Snapdragon Flower

With over thirty cultivars, few flowers can boast as rich a selection of varieties as snapdragons. From cut floral arrangements, stunning ground covers, to breathtaking garden displays, snapdragons have a flower for every garden and every occasion. Not forgetting the … [Read more...]

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How to Grow Coral Bells (Alumroot, Heuchera)

By Matt Gibson Coral Bells, also called alumroot, and heucheras, are elegant, voracious, herbaceous shade perennials flowers which are native to America. Cultivated as an ornamental plant, coral bells are grown primarily for their lush, attractive foliage, which comes in a … [Read more...]

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How to Build Your Very Own Chicken Tractor

Chicken tractor wtih three chicks

Is your chicken coop portable? If not, you should entertain the ide, a. Chicken tractors are praised among small-scale farmers for more than just their mobility.  This shift in coop design can make a huge difference. Your chickens get to move and munch on weeds and bugs … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Birds & Butterflies, General Gardening

How to Grow Rue

By Jennifer Poindexter Rue is a classic herb with many old-fashioned uses. This herb is bursting with green foliage, vibrant yellow flowers, and a bitter flavor. It was once a popular culinary and medicinal herb. Rue was used to treat common ailments such as headaches, … [Read more...]

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How to Fight Sooty Mold Fungus

By Matt Gibson If you have a plant, shrub, or tree that looks like it has spent a little bit too much time next to a fireplace, its leaves and branches covered with a thick layer of black soot like the face of a chimney sweeper after a double shift, there’s a good chance that … [Read more...]

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