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    Grow on a Moss Pole (Post)

    As plant parents, we love all the interesting and different ways plants like to grow, whether it be growing up, trailing down, or growing out and all around. To help grow your vining plants, or tho

    Perovskia(Post)

    Perovskia (Russian Sage) A breathtaking perennial classic, Russian Sage is a durable and carefree plant perfect for adding structure and l

    Blackberries & Raspberries(Post)

    Blackberries & Raspberries Growing healthy, fresh fruit in gardens has been on trend for centuries. Recently this trend has taken off as many homeowners are choosing to add edible plants

    Tonkadale 2025 Holiday Greenhouse Gift Guide(Post)

    Tonkadale 2025 Greenhouse Gift Guide From plant-themed accessories to comfy Tonkadale gear, we’ve curated a collection designed to delight every plant lover on your list. Whether you’re

    Origins of Plant Names(Post)

    Getting to the Root of Binomial Nomenclature One of the first things you will learn in an introductory Botany or Horticulture class is how plants are named. Plant taxonomy is the science tha

    Winter Seed Sowing(Post)

    Winter Seed Sowing It’s still cold outside, but all we can think about is our gardens and planning the beautiful new plants to come! If you are interested in sowing your own seeds but do

    5 Indoor Plants on our (Realistic) 2021 Wishlist(Post)

    Hey Plant Friends!The New Year means new plants in the greenhouse. January signals a time for growth and renewal, and don’t we need it. A time to count our planty blessings a take a look at the year a

    Humulus(Post)

    Humulus (Hops) There is a style of gardening for everyone, from vegetable gardening to pollinator gardening, some prioritizing delicious f

    ​Vegging Out! Planning and Planting a Vegetable Garden(Post)

    We have compiled the most comprehensive resource to ensure your vegetable gardening success this season! Read on.Choose a Sunny SpaceMost fruits and veggies require full sun. 8 hours or more is best.

    Summer Solutions for the Things that Bug You(Post)

    Summer Solutions for the Things that Bug You In any garden, it is inevitable to have an unwanted visitor or two from time to time. While some insect feeding is to be expected, sometimes

    Herb Varieties to Grow and Love(Post)

    Herb Varieties to Grow and Love Growing herbs is the gateway to edible gardening. Herbs offer great reward with little effort. Just offer a lot of sun, good, organic soil, plenty of wate

    Chelone(Post)

    Chelone (Turtlehead) As the mornings feel just a little bit crisper and the sun begins to linger ever so slightly lower in the sky, summer

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