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Family Favorites: How to Grow Mandarin Oranges

One of the most popular citrus fruits is the mandarin orange, more commonly known as a Cutie or Halo. These small, flavor-packed oranges are a favorite among kids and adults alike. There are so many varieties and tips to growing your own mandarin tree; first, let’s start with the difference [...]

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How to Use Beautiful Edible Flowers from Your Garden

Edible flowers make flavorful and nutritious additions to meals, and are one of the many types of blooms you can grow in your raised garden beds. Which ones should you plant this year? Learn which flowers we recommend...

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How to Grow Roses and Companion Plants Together

Roses are one of the most stunning flowers on the planet. Even with their thorns, they hold power and beauty that you just can’t deny. While roses are lovely on their own, keep reading to discover the best plants to pair with roses to deter pests, diseases and more!

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Tips for keeping your fresh holiday greenery looking its best!

Learn how to keep your fresh-cut holiday greenery—like Christmas trees, wreaths, roping and more—looking its best with these tips!

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Key Winter Care for Adeniums

Even cold-hardy adenium varieties require special care in winter. Learn how to care for them indoors/outdoors, about watering, pruning, fertilizing, soil and more! Plus, we have some post-winter care tips…