These common garden shrubs and perennials should not be cut back in fall if you want healthier plants and more abundant flowers.
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Use this guide of what to plant in fall to make sure you have a gorgeous yard when spring rolls around.
Not sure if a garden plant is dead or dormant after the winter? These tips well help you tell the difference.
Whether you have a green thumb or not, check out this list of essential gardening tips to ensure that all your plants grow and thrive.
Loam soil is often mentioned as best for plants. But what is loam soil exactly? Here's what to know about this ideal soil type.
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