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This Self-Sufficient Orchard Idea Makes Growing Fruit Surprisingly Easy – Even in a Small Yard

A sustainable, regenerative orchard really can do the hard work for you

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This Japanese Zen Garden Planter Idea Is the Easiest Way to Create a Calm, Peaceful Corner on Your Patio

Discover how to create a Japanese zen planter for peace and tranquillity

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5 Beautiful Plants to Create a Container That Fires up All the Senses –Even If All You Have Is a Balcony

Create a sensory garden planter that will look, smell, taste, feel and sound great

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How a new mapping tool helps Florida planners protect wildlife corridors as the state grows

Florida added nearly 3 million residents from 2010-2020, making it the fastest-growing state in the United States during that time.

The Conversation

You Don't Need Loads of Room to Grow Herbs – Plant these 5 on Your Windowsill Now for Aromatic Harvests All Spring and Summer

These herbs are ideal for indoor growing

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Gardening Experts Say That Caterpillars Are Actually Good For Your Garden – Here's Why

They might be seen as nothing more than pests, but caterpillars are a vital part of your garden's ecosystem

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How long young cancer patients survive often depends on the insurance they have

Cancer is becoming increasingly common among young people, with cases slowly and steadily rising every year for the past decade. And what type of insurance adolescents and young adults have affects at what stage of cancer they’re diagnosed and how long they survive.

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Ticks are the backyard threat southwestern Pennsylvania homeowners keep ignoring

As spring unfolds, new research highlights an issue for southwestern Pennsylvania residents: Most people know ticks are in their backyard, but few believe they’re actually at risk of contracting tick-borne illnesses.

The Conversation

Baby Boomers Are the Richest Generation in History. Why Do Politicians Keep Spending More on Them?

How America's old-age entitlement system became a sprawling lifestyle-subsidy program that steals from the poor to give to the rich.

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The 7 Fastest-Growing Flowers to Sow Right Now – to Fill Your Yard with Beautiful Early Summer Color

My picks for flowers to sow in April that won’t make you wait long for the show

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How To Grow In The Hottest Corner Of Your Yard – Using Drought-Tolerant Plants, Clever Containers, and Heat-Loving Crops

Each of these 5 ideas is perfect for small urban spaces

Homes & Gardens

What Your Jade Plant Actually Needs in March –The Simple Tweaks That Lead to Lusher, Healthier Growth

Give your jade plant a gentle boost this March with simple adjustments to light, water, and care that encourage stronger stems, fuller leaves, and healthier growth all season long

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What to Do With a Fiddle Leaf Fig in March – 6 Crucial Steps for Lush Leaves and Vigorous Growth All Year

Fiddle leaf figs are about to enter their active growth phase – here's how to help yours flourish

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Roses Will Reward You With Big, Blousy Blooms by Late Spring if You Follow These 5 Steps in March

How to guarantee yourself an early show of beautiful, fragrant roses

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Anthony Albanese Has Warned Aussies Not To Panic-Buy Petrol Amidst Fuel Security Fears

“It’s not the Australian way. Just take what you need, be sensible."

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What Your Peace Lily Actually Needs in March – for Even More Elegant Blooms and Naturally Purified Air in Your Home

4 essential steps to remember before your peace lily starts to bloom

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How to Water a Peace Lily Properly – And Why Tap Water Could Be Killing It

Get it wrong and you risk crispy leaves and no flowers

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My Spider Plant Went From Ordinary to a Cascading Green Spectacle – 3 Easy Tips for Growing Spiderettes into a Statement Display

Trailing spiderettes turned a simple spider plant into a cascading focal point in my home

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What to Do With a Peace Lily in February – The 5-Minute Midwinter Reset That Brings It Back to Life

A few small midwinter adjustments will keep your peace lily glossy, upright, and ready to thrive when spring returns

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What to Do With Roses in February – 4 Tasks to Guarantee an Outstanding Display of Flowers This Summer

February is a time for planting new roses and looking after existing ones

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8 Plants That Reliably Thrive in Walled Gardens, Whatever the Style or Size of Your Space

Tried and tested plants that always work in a traditional walled garden

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What Your Christmas Cactus Actually Needs in February for a Massive Flower Growth Spurt in Spring

Simple care tips to help your Christmas cactus recover from flowering and prepare for a lush spring growth

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Don’t Buy Another Bird Feeder – 7 Easy Ways to Feed Garden Birds Using What You Already Have

You don’t need additional feeders to support backyard birds. With thoughtful planting and a more relaxed approach to garden upkeep, these simple ideas provide the natural food sources birds instinctively seek

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7 dog breeds that have the longest life span

A pet is known to bring immense love and light into your life. And thus, every time one thinks of bringing home a canine pal, the foremost thing he considers is the lifespan. As everyone looks for a beautiful bond that lasts for years. So, in case you are a…

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What we get wrong about forgiveness – a counseling professor unpacks the difference between letting go and making up

Two in five Americans have fought with a family member about politics, according to a 2024 study by the American Psychiatric Association. One in five have become estranged over controversial issues, and the same percentage has “blocked a family member on social media or skipped a family event” due to…

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