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What Happens if My Plant Has Early Blooms?

From cherry blossoms in December to spring bulbs in January, I’ve seen some flowers bloom exceptionally early. If you’ve also seen some early blooms, you might be worried about how this will affect your plant when it inevitably gets cold again. Here’s…

See How Schumacher’s Citrus Garden Print Refreshes This Cape Cod-Style Cottage

Photography by Kyle J Caldwell, Interior designs by Bee’s Knees Interior Design Text by Katie Ellis When these Massachusetts homeowners were ready for a refresh of their Cape Cod-style cottage, they called on the expertise of Bee’s Knees Interior Design owner Mary Maloney and…

Container Gardens DIY Projects Green Thumb Herb Garden by Home & Garden Overload February 14, 2024

Your Step-By-Step Guide for Starting Seeds

Organic gardens are as good for the earth as they are for its lucky inhabitants. The secret to growing a healthy, lush garden all begins with a single seed. This guide covers all the basics for starting seeds so that you can revel…

Advice Green Thumb by Home & Garden Overload February 13, 2024

25+ of the Best Annual Flowers to Start From Seed

Starting flowers from seed may not be as popular as vegetables, but they deserve a spot in your seed-starting tray this spring. By growing annuals from seed, you can have a garden full of colour, fragrance, and pollinators at a fraction of…

Advice Sustainable Gardens by Home & Garden Overload February 10, 2024

How to Know Your Cut Flowers Are Sustainable

Above: A field of dahlias at organic flower farm Tiny Hearts Farm in the Hudson Valley. Photograph by Melissa Ozawa, from Ask the Experts: Organic Flower Farms Share Tips on Growing a Cutting Garden. Locally sourced, field-grown flowers—ideally grown using sustainable farming methods—are the…

Container Gardens DIY Projects Green Thumb by Home & Garden Overload February 7, 2024

Make a Sweet and Succulent Valentine’s Box

If you have a plant lover in your life, trust me when I say this is THE gift to win them over. Show them how much you understand their plant love with this cutie succulent valentines. And hey, if you want to…

DIY Projects Green Thumb by Home & Garden Overload February 6, 2024

Tips for Buying Seeds for Gardening

If I could have every seed in the world, I would. But I know that when it comes to seeds, less is more. The key is knowing what you can actually grow, what you truly want to grow, and managing your expectations.…

Ideas Inspiration by Home & Garden Overload February 5, 2024

5 Adorable Children’s Rooms: Sunday Strolls & Scrolls

@dresscorilynn 5 Adorable Children’s Rooms I have such fond memories of decorating my kids’ rooms when they were little. We can hardly wait for our first grandson to arrive this month! I love the boyish charm of a few of these spaces and…

Green Thumb Travel by Home & Garden Overload January 31, 2024

Online Classes for Beginner Gardeners at the New York Botanical Garden

If you’re a gardener in the New York City area, you’ve likely toyed with the idea of taking a class at the New York Botanical Garden to stretch yourself in new directions—maybe even towards a new career. But if…

Home Decor Shopping by Home & Garden Overload January 25, 2024

Steal This Look: Designer Rose Uniacke’s Own Serene and Airy Office Kitchen, Antiques Included

In her latest book, English designer Rose Uniacke reveals the updated interiors of her 1860 property in central London’s Pimlico area. The kitchen, unsurprisingly, is at once homely and monastic chic, decorated with carefully selected antiques and an artful layout. Her kitchen/dining…

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