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    7 Reasons Gardening Is the Best Therapy You’ll Ever Try

    Let’s be real, life gets stressful. Between work, chores, bills, and all the little “surprises” that pop up, sometimes it feels like the world’s spinning a bit too fast. But here’s the secret many gardeners already know: the best therapy might just be waiting right outside your back door. Yep...
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    Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

    Woohoo, @Carol Dee! Your photo just scored POW status and a prime spot on the homepage! 😎📷
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    Gardening With Animals

    Let’s talk about something many gardeners deal with (and sometimes laugh or cry about): gardening with animals! Whether it’s your curious cat lounging in the flowerbed, chickens scratching up your mulch, or wild visitors like rabbits and squirrels helping themselves to your veggies, animals have...
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    Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

    @Shades-of-Oregon, your snap made the cut - POW winner and our homepage highlight of the week! 🏆😎
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    Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

    Big win, @Carol Dee! Your photo just grabbed POW and it’s lighting up our homepage! 🔥📸
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    Let’s Talk About Plant Propagation!

    Okay, let’s be honest. “Plant propagation” sounds like something fancy you’d learn in a science lab, right? But really, it just means making new plants from the ones you already have. Think of it like giving your plants a chance to “have babies” — but without all the drama. If you’ve ever cut...
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    Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

    Look who’s owning the homepage this week - @Shades-of-Oregon! Your photo just snagged POW! 🎉📸
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    Flowers & Roses: The Heart of Every Garden

    Flowers have a way of stealing the show in any garden. They’re not just pretty faces - they attract pollinators, add fragrance, and bring a burst of joy every time you step outside. And then there are roses, the divas of the flower world. Some gardeners swear by them, others swear at them (all...
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    Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

    Big congrats, @Carol Dee! Your shot just snagged POW and is shining on our homepage! 🎉🙌
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    Herbs: The Little Plants with Big Personalities

    Herbs are like the spice rack of the garden - small but mighty. A pinch of basil can transform pasta, a sprig of rosemary makes roast veggies sing, and mint… well, mint will happily take over your yard if you let it! Some folks grow herbs for cooking, others for teas, and some just love the...
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    What’s Your Secret Recipe for Healthy Soil?

    Every great garden starts from the ground up—literally! Healthy, nutrient-rich soil is like a buffet for your plants, and composting is one of the most rewarding (and thrifty) ways to keep that buffet well-stocked. Whether you’re tossing kitchen scraps into a bin, layering leaves and grass in a...
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    Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

    @ducks4you, your photo’s rocking the spotlight — this week’s POW and homepage highlight! 🌟📸
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    Let’s Talk Weeds: Friend, Foe, or Free Fertilizer? 🌿

    Ah, weeds… the uninvited guests of every garden. They pop up overnight, crash the party, and somehow thrive better than the plants we actually want to grow. But here’s the thing—are they really all that bad? Some gardeners say weeds are a nightmare that steal nutrients and take over beds...
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    Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

    @Carol Dee, you crushed it! Your photo’s this week’s POW and proudly featured on our homepage! 🏆📷
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    Official TEG Poll: Seasonal Favorite

    Each season brings its own joys and challenges on the homestead. Spring is full of new beginnings, summer is busy with growth, fall is about harvesting and storing, and winter is the time to rest and plan. Everyone has their favorite, depending on what they love most. Which season makes you...
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