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An enchanting guide to creating a moon garden, plus soothing rituals to practice in your night-blooming oasis. Moon gardens are green spaces that come alive at night, with plants that reflect moonlight, attract nocturnal creatures, and release scent after sundown. Though beautiful during the day, they're best experienced in the evenings--perfect for anyone who works nine-to-five and wants to unwind in their garden after a long day. In a luxe package with silver foil on the cover, this eye-catching handbook guides green thumbs of all levels in creating their very own moon garden. Alongside lush botanical illustrations, readers will find horticultural tips and design how-tos for creating a rejuvenating space, and calming rituals to enjoy in their garden, such as journaling and meditation. Th

Moon Garden

Carob Trees: All the Tips You Need for Successfully Growing Carob Trees

Sacha inchi - Peru's super nut

Hot Climate Food Forest

River cane, an American bamboo | Plant Scientist

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Magnolia Madness: which are the tastiest blooms? — Handmade Apothecary

Flowers

Zanthoxylum piperitum, AKA Sansho. One of the most ornamental of the prickly ash group; a dense shrub or small tree 8-15 feet tall. Hardy zones 5-7, and seeds or potted young plants available online. Produces long-lasting edible flowers and a citrus aroma. According to the encyclopedia of Japanese cooking, the whole plant is very useful and versatile. In Chinese cooking, only the dried seedpods, (Sichuan pepper) are used. A male and female tree are necessary for berry production.

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Vegetables

This gardening tool has saved us TONS of time harvesting walnuts off of our lawn. If you grow walnuts, hazelnuts, or any other kind of tree nut, you are definitely going to want to check this out. Also a great choice for acorns or anything you would like picked up off the backyard lawn!

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Mushrooms

30+ Wild Grains & Seeds: Foraging for Beginners - Foraging wild grains and seeds may not be what comes to mind when thinking about foraging edible plants, but you'd be limiting yourself if you only stuck with fresh wild plants you can eat. Learn all about foraging seeds and grains with this list of over 30 edible plants. From wild quinoa to dock seeds! edible plants survival | wild food foraging

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Sap

How to set up a worm farm

Compost

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Mckenzie-Farms

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Companion Planting

Today we are back and I am showing why you should keep the rooted ends of your spring onions. We will use them to share our easy JoesGarden way of growing an unlimited supply. We all use fresh spring onions or scallions in our cooking from time to time. However, if you keep the bottom of the rooted ends they can be easily regrown. Simply bunch them together and pop into water. I would actually recommend planting into soil as there will be more nutrients. If your are growing in a pot of water please change the water every few days, to stop them from going slimy! Also please do this indoors or once the outside temperature has warmed up, as they are not frost hardy. INSTRUCTIONS: • Start by chopping your spring onions, but make sure you leave a few centimeters above the rooted end.

😻🌱Catmint is easy to grow and maintain, making it a great addition to your garden. Plus, it's a natural insect repellent when crushed or rubbed and can even attract beneficial pollinators like bees and butterflies. 🐝🦋 ©smithsgardentown For more details about money and business check my biolink✨️💰

Herb Garden

Aqua and Hydroponics

900+ Gardening ideas in 2025 | vegetable garden, garden planning, veggie garden