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    How to Build a Terrarium(Post)

    How to Build a Terrarium Terrariums are tiny, contained landscapes. The word terrarium is derived from the Latin word terra, meaning earth, and the suffix -arium which denotes a vessel o

    How to Transition Houseplants Indoors for the Season(Post)

    How to Transition Houseplants Indoors for the Season As we make our way towards the shortest days of the year, it’s time to start bringing indoor plants back inside for the season.   Let

    Houseplants – Light Up Their Lives(Post)

    What can we say? we’re so in love with this houseplant light requirement graphic that we’re (almost) speechless! This genius piece (created by our own Andie Hermon) is everything. We like to share,

    Aglaonema(Post)

    June 22nd, 2021 Aglaonema Hey plant friends! This week we are talking about Aglaonema commonly known as the Chinese Evergreen. These

    Sisyrinchium(Post)

    Sisyrinchium (Blue-eyed Grass)  Dainty clusters of star-shaped flowers in shades of blue and violet sit atop the narrow grass-like leaves of Sisyrinchium angustifolium, commonly called B

    Perennials for Mid-Season Color(Post)

    Perennials for Mid-Season Color If you've been hanging around here awhile, you' e heard us talk about planting a garden with continuous color. Not only does this provide interest, beauty

    Gardening with Kids(Post)

    Talk about a legacy for the next generation, gardening with kids is a must do activity - at home, at school, or in the community. Kids need to know where their food comes from, the complex world of

    Q&A with Katie, Founder of Side Car Ceramics(Post)

    October 6, 2022 Q&A with Katie, Founder of Side Car Ceramics This week at Tonkadale we debuted our first shipment of local pottery fr

    Hydrangea(Post)

    Hydrangea With their showstopping blooms and classic shape, hydrangeas are a timeless staple fit for any garden, shining as specimen plant

    Lifting and Dividing Dahlias for Winter Storage(Post)

    Lifting and Dividing Dahlias Bulbs for Winter Storage Dahlias are easy to grow, and come in a full range of amazing colors, shapes, and sizes. Their showstopping blooms and endless var

    Cool Weather Outside, Bring Houseplants Inside(Post)

    Cool Weather Outside, Bring Houseplants Inside Summer has made way for a gorgeous fall season, and we all know what comes next. Winter! As we make our way towards the shortest days of th

    Penstemon(Post)

    Penstemon (Beardtongue) A phenomenal early summer problem solver, Penstemon hit their stride just as spring gardens begin to wind down and

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