This beginners guide shows how to transplant a tomato plant from one garden bed to another with tips on how this can be done at minimal risk to the tomato plant so it has the best chance to do well in ...
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How To Grow More Fiddle Leaf Figs From One Plant For An Abundant Collection
Fiddle leaf figs are a popular houseplant, but if you want more than one, purchasing them can get expensive. Here's how to ...
Joe Turner says he was guided by his faith, remembering all the times he'd struggled and been given second chances.
A Baltimore mother says a quick decision by her pediatrician and a perfect sibling match at Johns Hopkins saved her five year ...
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Is October Too Late To Plant A Pomegranate Tree? Here's What To Know
But spotting a healthy-looking, young pomegranate tree at the nursery this late in the year can start to spark some second ...
The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce (MDAC) awarded funding to Alcorn State University and Mississippi ...
Key Points Raised beds are perfect for growing cool-season vegetables and annuals. Plant spring-blooming bulbs in your raised bed or start perennial seeds that require cold stratification. Use mulch ...
If you want to harvest a bountiful crop from your vegetable garden in the summer, you should start sowing in the spring.
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The Colorful Annual Plant That'll Brighten Up Your Fall Garden
As summer moves to fall, it presents opportunities to bring in new blooms and colors. This old-school heirloom plant brings ...
In this video, I dig and transplant purple yam (Ube) and give a tribute to Peter Nichol and his Prong garden tool invention.
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Should You Cut Back Black-Eyed Susans Now or Wait for Spring? What to Do For Better Blooms Next Year
Key Points Cut back Black-Eyed Susans anytime dead foliage appears—it’s optional, not required.Leaving them up helps wildlife, soil health, and reseeding for next season.If pruning, use clean shears ...
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Viral video shows unbelievable effort to save injured monarch butterfly: 'Felt like a Disney princess'
A wildlife rehabilitation center on Long Island, New York, performed a life-saving wing transplant on a monarch butterfly.
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