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17 Pink Houseplants That Will Add A Pop Of Color To Your Home - southernliving.com
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13.03.2024 / 01:41

17 Pink Houseplants That Will Add A Pop Of Color To Your Home

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The Dos and Don’ts of Direct Sowing - finegardening.com - Switzerland
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12.03.2024 / 19:51

The Dos and Don’ts of Direct Sowing

Sowing a seed directly into the ground, nurturing it, and reaping the rewards is one of the easiest gardening activities you can do—yet many gardeners don’t. There are many reasons to direct sow. Often, you’ll have earlier harvests because the seeds will germinate when it’s the perfect time to grow, and stronger seedlings because transplant shock isn’t an issue. Planting seeds in general (instead of buying transplants) gives you more varietal options, and you can also save a lot of money (1 packet of 30 to 150 seeds often costs less than a 6-pack of plants). And then there is the personal satisfaction factor. Ask any child who has planted a sunflower seed how they feel when that flower towers over their head, and you’ll understand what I mean.

9 Mushrooms That Start With M - balconygardenweb.com - China - Japan
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11.03.2024 / 09:46

9 Mushrooms That Start With M

So the next time you spot a mushroom growing in the wild, and get confused on whether its name starts with A, or C or D – well, it can be from M!

Organizing Pro Ryan Eisland Shares Her #1 Tip—It's Small But Mighty - thespruce.com
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09.03.2024 / 10:57

Organizing Pro Ryan Eisland Shares Her #1 Tip—It's Small But Mighty

Now that we’re firmly planted in March, it feels safe to say it out loud: spring is practically here. Along with bluer skies and brighter days, it also brings the perfect time of year for cleaning and organizing.

Collectible houseplants, with darryl cheng - awaytogarden.com
awaytogarden.com
08.03.2024 / 21:23

Collectible houseplants, with darryl cheng

SOME PEOPLE collect art, and others collect vintage cars or maybe stamps or coins. Darryl Cheng collects houseplants. And in his latest book, “The New Plant Collector,” Darryl suggests some gorgeous possibilities with detailed guidelines for figuring out how to make a good match for your growing conditions before you invest.

Gardens of the Year Competition terms and conditions - gardenersworld.com - Britain - Ireland - Scotland
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08.03.2024 / 09:43

Gardens of the Year Competition terms and conditions

1. The Promoter is Immediate Media Company London Limited (company number 06189487), Vineyard House, 44 Brook Green, London W6 7BT (“Immediate”). The competition is sponsored by Weetabix Limited (company number 00267687) (t/a “Alpen”).

How to Grow and Care for a Juniper Tree - gardenersworld.com - Britain - Scotland
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06.03.2024 / 18:43

How to Grow and Care for a Juniper Tree

Common juniper (Juniperus communis) is one of only three conifers native to the UK. It’s a member of the cypress family and grows on chalk or limestone in lowland areas, and moors, woodland and cliffs in northern Britain. Juniper is in decline in wild populations and has been designated a UK Biodiversity Action Plan priority species. This special tree has disappeared from several areas in the south of England. Many remaining colonies are so small that they’re considered functionally extinct. Scotland is now the stronghold for 80 per cent of the UK’s juniper trees.

How to start a kitchen garden: what to do in March | House & Garden - houseandgarden.co.uk
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04.03.2024 / 09:43

How to start a kitchen garden: what to do in March | House & Garden

This is a purposeful moment in the vegetable garden. Spring is in the air and I’m gearing up for the busiest time of year. You can start sowing hardy crops such as broad beans, chard, beetroot, lettuce and carrots. But the weather and soil can still be cold in March, so only sow seeds outdoors if you are feeling confident it is warm enough. Alternatively – and, I think, preferably – you can start sowing these crops under cover, either germinating them indoors and growing them on in a cold frame, or in a greenhouse. Sowing seeds in trays and modules gives you more control, as you can plant them out as seedlings rather than taking the risk of leaving them to germinate in the ground. A compromise is to sow seeds in raised troughs, where the soil will be warmer and you can cover them with cloches or panes of glass to protect them further. However, onion sets and garlic can be planted straight out in the garden now.

A Glossy Start to March - ramblinginthegarden.wordpress.com
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02.03.2024 / 20:57

A Glossy Start to March

Although snowdrops are all but over, hellebores are still making a big statement in the garden and it could be easy to overlook other signs of early spring. I haven’t made a point of featuring hellebores in  a post this season, not yet anyhow, but thought I would begin my post that links with Jim’s Six on Saturday meme at Garden Ruminations with H ‘Glenda’s Gloss’, to show off her intriguing blooms – you don’t need to be able to look Glenda in the face to see how beautiful she is.

7 Spring Gardening Tasks You Can Get Started on Now - thespruce.com - Usa
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25.02.2024 / 10:31

7 Spring Gardening Tasks You Can Get Started on Now

If you’re itching to get outside and start preparing your backyard and gardens for warmer weather, then we have good news. There are a few tasks you can do now to make it even easier when the weather finally turns.

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