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12/1712/17
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Fresh Christmas Tree Care Guide

by Debbie, in category Gardening

Learn the Tips and Tricks to Make Fresh Trees Last Are you getting a fresh Christmas tree this year? Follow these tips and tricks to keep them looking good until the big day. Here’s a roundup or articles we wrote for HGTV that will guide you on how to select the perfect tree,  how to… Read More

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08/1712/17
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Garden Hand Care with Lava® Soap

by Debbie, in category Gardening, Sponsored

Gardeners aren’t supposed to care about having nice hands. They care about the well being of their plants more. Plus, getting your hands dirty in the garden can increase your serotonin levels, which is good for your brain and emotional health.  For me, getting my hands dirty is normal because I hate wearing gloves. Garden… Read More

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08/1712/17
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Tool Care With 3-IN-ONE®

by Debbie, in category Gardening, Sponsored
Tool care may take a few extra minutes when the job is done, but it’s a time investment that will prevent frustration and save you money.

This post was sponsored by WD-40® Company, although the content, ideas and presentation is my own. Take Care of Your Tools Good tools get the job done efficiently and they’re made to last. They can also be a bit more pricey than their competition. Worn, dull or rusty tools, on the other hand, are difficult… Read More

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05/1712/17
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Choosing And Growing Peppers

by Mark, in category Gardening

So Many Types of Peppers Capsicum annuum, also known as peppers and chiles, are members of the same botanical family as tomatoes, tomatillos, potatoes and eggplants. These nightshade relatives were thought to be poisonous when first introduced to the old world, but were soon adopted with enthusiasm by adventurous food lovers. Now sweet and spicy… Read More

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04/1712/17
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How to Select the Right Tomatoes for Your Garden

by Mark, in category Gardening

  Choose the Right Tomatoes Tomatoes are the number one homegrown backyard garden crop. If not for quantity, then for enthusiasm and anticipation. The promise of a full-flavored, juicy, thin skinned, meaty tomato drives gardeners, both new and well seasoned, to fantastic displays of devotion and dedication to this crop. But it all starts with selecting… Read More

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