Beautiful Plants Deer Usually Leave Behind
Deer are part of gardening in Western North Carolina, but that doesn't mean you have to give up on a beautiful landscape. Learn how thoughtful garden design, fragrant herbs, native...
Sam Menne |
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Beautiful Plants Deer Usually Leave Behind
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Sowing & Growing Sweet Potatoes
Sweet potatoes are a rewarding and resilient crop for gardeners in Western North Carolina. Whether you're growing in raised beds, containers, or mountain soil, this guide covers everything you need...
Sam Menne |
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Beneficial Insects for Your Garden
Looking for natural pest control or better soil health? Discover the top beneficial insects for your North American garden, from pollinators like bees and butterflies to hardworking decomposers and pest-eaters...
Ashley Reid |
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How to Grow Watermelons
Is there anything more quintessentially summer than biting into a slice of sweet, sun-warmed watermelon? What if I told you that you could grow your own watermelons with little effort...
Ashley Reid |
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How to Naturally Dye Fabric with Plants: Eco Dyeing Guide for Beginners
Have you noticed a surge in natural dyeing and wanted to get your hands in on the action? Learn how to dye fabric with plants using eco-friendly methods. We tell...
Ashley Reid |
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How to Grow Tomatoes
If you aren't on the homegrown tomato train, you need to hop aboard! Grab your ticket to come on over and learn the ins and outs of everything this bountiful...
Ashley Reid |
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35th Annual Asheville Herb Festival
Spring in WNC means it's the time of year again for flowers, festivals, and community. We are kicking it off right this month with the largest herb festival in North...
Ashley Reid |
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All About Compost Tea
Have you heard about compost tea? Compost tea is like a probiotic smoothie for your garden. Whether you’re diving into organic gardening or just want stronger, healthier plants, this guide...
Ashley Reid |
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Cool Seasoning Crops & Gardening
The bees are buzzing and the flowers are blooming. The question is, do you have what your garden needs this spring to be its best self? Back away from the...
Ashley Reid |
