How to Use Coffee Grounds in Your Garden (Without Overdoing It)
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How to Use Coffee Grounds in Your Garden (Without Overdoing It)

What if your morning brew doesn’t have to be the highlight of just your day? Instead of tossing those leftover coffee grounds, why not share the goodness with your little garden? Just like with that perfect cup, moderation is key to unlocking their benefits. So if you’re ready to compost your old habits, here’s how…

Crop Rotation 101: The Key To Sustainable & Productive Gardening
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Crop Rotation 101: The Key To Sustainable & Productive Gardening

If you’re going about gardening without understanding the concept of crop rotation, forget about sustainability and long-term results.  Although crop rotation sounds like something quite simple and forgettable, it can actually save your garden and keep it alive and healthy for decades to come!  Here’s everything you need to know about this simple but essential…

Best Fertilizers For Indoor Plants: Easy Picks For Happy, Healthy Growth
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Best Fertilizers For Indoor Plants: Easy Picks For Happy, Healthy Growth

I’ve met many people in my life who believe indoor plants don’t need fertilization. Yeah…I truly feel sorry for their plants. Since you’re making the effort to read this article, I’m going to go out on a limb here and assume you’re not one of those people. It’s good you care for your plants, fellow…

Growing Peas In Containers: A Guide For Small-Space Gardeners 
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Growing Peas In Containers: A Guide For Small-Space Gardeners 

Back in 2018, when I was living in an apartment, the idea of growing my own vegetables seemed like a distant dream — despite the fact that I was keenly interested in gardening.  One fine day, I discovered the joy of container gardening and decided to try my hand at growing peas in my balcony….

5 Clear Signs That Your Compost Is Ready To Use NOW
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5 Clear Signs That Your Compost Is Ready To Use NOW

Many new gardeners who’re preparing compost for the first time struggle to identify when it’s ready.  And, unfortunately for them, compost needs to be fully ready to be of use in the garden. This means it should be fully decomposed and have no organic materials lying in there whole.  This article will walk you through…