The best way to attract bees is to plant the types of flowers they prefer. Discover some flower garden favorites that will keep your local bees busy and well fed.
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Growing and arranging flowers for a wedding is not a project for the fainthearted. Learn what’s involved, so you can make a good decision about how much to take on.
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Gardens provide endless opportunities to enjoy the natural world. Find out how you can encourage songbirds to be regular visitors to your garden.
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Weeding is a chore gardeners can't escape. Discover some practical techniques that will help you spend less time and effort keeping weeds in check.
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Don't worry if the soil in your yard and garden is not ideal. Learn how to prepare a good planting area and give your plants the best chance for success.
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Meadow voles are harmless creatures, but for gardeners they can be a big nuisance. Discover some practical solutions for keeping your bulbs safe from these furry rodents.
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Planting your first garden can be the beginning of a lifelong adventure. Ensure your success with tips about how to choose plants, prepare the soil, plant and tend a flower garden.
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While some plants can be grown from seed, others need to be started from cuttings, divisions, bulbs or tubers. Learn the best way to get your flower garden off to a great start.
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In flower gardens, mulch can have both a practical and an aesthetic value. Find out which types of mulches work well with perennials and how to choose the best one for your location.
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Deer can be a headache for gardeners. Many of the plants we love growing are plants deer love eating. Fortunately, there are a number of ways to protect your garden from deer.
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Plants grow best when they get the right amount of sun and shade. Learn how to choose plants that will be well suited to the quality of light in your garden.
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Most garden soils don't provide all the nutrients plants need to reach their full potential. Learn how to close the gap with various types of fertilizers.
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