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Best Short Hedge Plants – Low Maintenance
Short hedge plants can make a wonderful leafy perimeter or an ornamental centerpiece depending on your needs. It is often assumed that hedge plants are a high-maintenance investment requiring much time and effort but there are many varieties that are fast-growing and self-sufficient. Whether... -
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15 Begonia Rex Varieties | Types Of Rex Begonias
Rex Begonias, or Begonia rex-cultorum, are some of the most interesting foliage plants around. They thrive in partial sunlight, making them ideal for use as potted houseplants. There are over 4,000 varieties of Rex Begonia — some much more common than others — each boasting unique colors... -
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Does Citronella Repel Flies
It’s a commonly held belief that citronella has insect-repelling properties, but to what extent does citronella repel flies and how effective is it? Citronella oil-based formulas include creams that can be applied directly to the skin, citronella-infused candles that must be burned, or recipes... -
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Hope Gardens Almanac
Hello Garden Warriors! Download my simple monthly almanac for helpful suggestions on what you can be doing in your garden on a monthly basis. almanacDownload The post Hope Gardens Almanac appeared first on Hope Gardens.- Hoca
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Pruning 101
This is a hard and fast lesson so strap in! Have a pair of sharp shears. I like Fiskars products and their bypass pruner is expensive but worth it. Your cuttings can be composted so get your bucket and find a good place to dump some clippings. If you don’t have a compost bin, just make a pile...- Hoca
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How To Feed Your Garden
Vegan Fertilizer 101 Hi friends! I was sued by a pesticide company of all things for using the word Stewards in regards to fertilizers. This is part of the trademark process and we aren’t going to fight the man on this one. I have changed the name to Cabbage Hill Fertilizer Co. More info and...- Hoca
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How To Test and Prepare Your Garden Soil
Your introduction to soil sampling starts now! Soil Testing 101 The post How To Test and Prepare Your Garden Soil appeared first on Hope Gardens.- Hoca
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Climate Gardening – your seasonal gardening guide to zones 9 -10
It’s crucial that home gardeners respond to the actual weather they are experiencing rather than what month is on the calendar or what a post or article says you “should” be doing. In Los Angeles, our weather is erratic and July-October is especially harsh and unpredictable. But November...- Hoca
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Vermicomposting
worm castings forever! Have you heard of vermicomposting? It’s a lot like regular composting in that you can make good use of food waste and create a fantastic soil amendment at the same time. It differs in that you don’t need yard waste or “brown materials.” Instead you provide a...- Hoca
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Winter Vegetable Gardening Guide
Presenting your guide to winter vegetable gardening. Perfect for beginning gardeners. How cool is this? HG-Winter-Vegetable-Garden-GuideDownload The post Winter Vegetable Gardening Guide appeared first on Hope Gardens.- Hoca
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Best Practices
This is it! The backbone of my gardening philosophy. I believe it is important to educate yourself on the best way to garden to avoid certain mistakes that may lead you to becoming discouraged, resorting to chemicals, and/or creating a bigger problem for yourself down the line. So be pre-emptive...- Hoca
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Winter Vegetable Gardening Guide
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3 Steps to Regenerative Plant-Based Soil Production
Let’s talk about how to create a healthy carbon-storing soil at home using plants. Regenerative agriculture is defined as a holistic approach to farming designed to protect, sustain and enhance natural resources. One of the main missions of regenerative is to “lock” carbon in soil rather than...- Hoca
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How to Get Rid of Bugs in Your Yard for Good
Some bugs are the unsung heroes of the garden, quietly keeping pests in check, pollinating flowers, or breaking down organic matter. Others are uninvited guests ruining your idyllic backyard setup, leaving bites, holes in your plants, and a lot of frustration in their wake. Below are some great... -
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12 Drought Tolerant Landscapes in California
Southern California is a drought-prone area, and having a beautiful landscape in this environment can be especially challenging. Check out these 12 ideas for beautiful drought tolerant landscapes here in California. Fortunately, with the right plants and landscaping designs, it’s entirely... -
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How to Get Rid of Love Bugs in Yard and More
Are you having trouble with love bugs invading your yard? Don’t worry – it’s a common problem and there are some easy solutions. Keep reading for some good news about how to get rid of love bugs in yard and more. In this blog post, we’ll cover everything you need to know about getting rid of... -
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14 Best Black Mulch Landscaping Ideas
In the world of landscape design, black mulch has emerged as a standout choice for homeowners seeking a striking, yet elegant aesthetic. Black mulch landscaping ideas not only enhance the visual appeal of your garden but also provide numerous horticultural benefits. Its dark tones create a... -
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Red Mulch Landscaping Ideas: Enhance Your Garden
Landscaping is an essential part of any outdoor space, whether it’s a small backyard or a large garden. When it comes to landscaping, one element that can make a significant impact is mulch. Below are some great red mulch landscaping ideas to help add aesthetic value to your yard. Among... -
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How to Get Rid of Deer Poop in Yard: A Complete Guide
Deer are beautiful creatures that roam freely in nature. However, their presence in your yard can quickly turn into a nuisance if they leave behind droppings. Keep reading to learn how to get rid of deer poop in yard. Not only is deer poop unpleasant to look at and smell, but it can also... -
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Soil Mites vs Root Aphids: What’s the Difference?
Mites and aphids are two common pests that can harm plants in a garden. Both of these tiny creatures live in the soil, making it difficult to spot them with the naked eye. Let’s explore the difference between soil mites vs root aphids. Their effects on plants are quite different. In this blog...