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    Paeonia(Post)

    Paeonia (Peony) As spring continues to rouse slumbering perennials from their winter dormancy, breathing new signs of life into sleepy gar

    Frizzle Sizzle(Post)

    August 4th, 2021 Frizzle Sizzle 🌿Hey plant friends! 🌿 This week we are talking about Albuca spiralis commonly known as Frizzle Siz

    Pulmonaria(Post)

    Pulmonaria (Lungwort) One of the first perennials to make its presence known in the early spring, Pulmonaria is a phenomenal addition to a

    Schismatoglottis Thailand(Post)

    December 6, 2022 Schismatoglottis 'Thailand' Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Schismatoglottis ‘Thailand’. Schismato

    A Rainbow of Color in the Perennial Garden(Post)

    A Rainbow of Color in the Perennial Garden To celebrate pride month we have a rainbow of perennial color waiting for you! Right now the garden is moving into its peak and you gotta be re

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    Podcast Episode 2: DIY Soil Mixes with Annie(Post)

    Podcast Episode 2: DIY Soil Mixes with Annie Oct 25th, 2022 | 27 min In Th

    New Herb and Veggie Varieties(Post)

    With the return of summer, gardeners are looking forward to growing their favorite edibles. One fun thing about favorites is that they were once new, too, and with an adventurous and curious mind new

    Top 10 Blogs of 2023(Post)

    Top 10 Blogs of 2023 We are constantly finding new ways to educate, inspire, and engage with YOU! In 2023, published 100 blogs to support you in your gardening journey. Let's take a look

    Silver Dollar Vine(Post)

    May 31, 2022 Silver Dollar Vine Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about the Xerosicyos danguyi, more commonly known as silv

    Funky Weirdo Plant Picks(Post)

    Hannah's Favorite Funky Weirdo Plant Picks Over the years, I've developed a deep fascination with the strange, the unusual, and the downright weird plants. Collecting weird and unique pl

    Pumpkins and Squash and Gourds, Oh My!(Post)

    Pumpkin spice season wouldn’t even exist without the delicious, sweet cucurbits that grow throughout summer and are just hitting their prime right now. This produce is perfect for hearty soups and o

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