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A terrace or patio area adds to the visual appeal of any home. It provides an ideal relaxation area for family members and guests during the warmer seasons. But a comfortable stay requires proper arrangement. This article will introduce the main types of terraces and offer several options for decorating the space. Terrace and Patio…
Growing your own vegetable garden can be a great way to save money and know you are feeding your family safe and organic produce. A squash bug infestation can waste hours of hard work and money invested into your garden destroying healthy plants. One of the easiest ways to keep them from your young plants…
Spring is in the air and that means it’s time to start thinking about your garden! Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, Gardeners.com has everything you need to make your yard look stunning. And we’re giving away a $100 Gardeners.com gift card to help get you started! From solutions for most every gardening…
There is nothing quite as satisfying as picking fresh strawberries from your own garden. But once you’ve picked them, what do you do with them? Here are a few ideas to get you started. Late spring and most of the summer are the ideal times to enjoy fresh strawberries. The strawberry season in the US…
Are you wondering how to prune strawberries? Well, wonder no more! In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the process of properly pruning strawberry plants so that you can get the most out of them. Keep reading for tips and tricks on how to trim your strawberry plants like a pro! Do Strawberry Plants…
Are you like me and buy a couple of packs of strawberries every week at the grocery store, thinking you’re going to eat them all before they go bad? We love strawberries and do snack on most of them. But somehow there are always a few stragglers left in the bottom of the fridge that…