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Flower Gardens

15 Wildflowers That Bloom in Fall

Even when the summer blooms fade away, the flower show keeps going strong. Fall wildflowers are making their appearance, brightening up roadsides, forests, fields, and gardens. If you haven’t started growing them yet, planting wildflower seeds in the fall will

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Flower Gardens

11 Easy Perennials to Plant in October

As the leaves begin to change and the crisp air of autumn sets in, October presents an ideal time for gardeners to plant certain perennials. This period of cooler temperatures and increased rainfall provides optimal conditions for these plants to

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Close up view of beautiful flowering white dogwood tree in the garden
Landscaping

How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Dogwood Tree Easily

Dogwood tree, scientifically known as Cornus Florida, is a beloved ornamental tree that’s a staple in many landscapes across various growing zones. These deciduous trees are particularly famous for their stunning blooms that emerge in late spring, transforming the landscape

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Close up view of green boxwood bushes in the park
Landscaping

Boxwood Guide: How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Boxwoods

Boxwood shrubs, scientifically known as Buxus sempervirens, are a classic choice for any landscape due to their evergreen nature and versatility. Originally from Europe and Asia, these evergreen shrubs are favored for their dense, upright habit and attractive green foliage.

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