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Is an AeroGarden Worth It? A Realistic Look

Whether you’re an avid gardener or have a budding interest, you’ve probably seen buzz over the AeroGarden and other small-scale hydroponics set-ups. What’s the hype all about? Are these little systems even worth it? I did the calculations for you! With grocery…

Craft Ideas by Home & Garden Overload June 9, 2023

We Love This Freshly Picked, Partially Recycled Yarn

In the era of mass manufacturing– and at a time in which handmade items are enjoying renewed primacy— knitting and the art of making one’s own clothes has never been more attractive. Handcrafted luxury brands like Elizabeth Suzann and Alabama Chanin are…

Green Thumb by Home & Garden Overload June 9, 2023

How to Propagate Lavender for Endless Blooms

The second summer rolls around, I can’t get enough of lavender. This gorgeous ornamental is a garden staple, filling the air with a sweet fragrance and attracting your favourite pollinators. Get more of this purple perennial and learn how to propagate lavender…

Advice Inspiration by Home & Garden Overload June 9, 2023

Boost Your Cottage Curb Appeal with Expert Advice from Designer Loi Thai

Image by @loithai on Instagram Text by Bethany Adams From planning your yard’s hardscaping to selecting the perfect floral finishing touch, maximizing your cottage’s curb appeal is one of the best…

Green Thumb by Home & Garden Overload June 9, 2023

The Best Native Roses for Your Region

I’ve always loved roses—especially those blowsy, old varieties. They’re lush, fragrant, and endlessly romantic. But growing them can be a challenge. As I look to grow more natives in my garden, I wanted to learn more about roses endemic to the U.S.…

Advice by Home & Garden Overload June 9, 2023

Pesticides in Water Are More Widespread Than You Think

In a recently released study, the U.S. Geologic Survey (USGS) announced that neonicotinoid pesticides are still present in tap water, even after being treated in water management plants. Neonicotinoids are among the most widely used class of pesticides in the world, and…

Advice Green Thumb by Home & Garden Overload June 9, 2023

Stop Peonies From Flopping Over With an Upcycled Chair & Peony Support

If you don’t have a peony support yet for your peonies, it’s never too late. Since peony blooms get so big, they often weigh down the plant—especially after a rainstorm. Today, I’m sharing some of the best ways to support peonies and…

Travel by Home & Garden Overload June 8, 2023

Forage the Sweet Fruit for Good Eats

When the perfume of linden trees drifts across New York neighborhoods, I know that it is serviceberry season. Roses have been flowering for weeks, Japanese honeysuckle has erupted. It’s June. Red and purple when ripe, with a faint bloom on their skins,…

Green Thumb Landscape Inspiration by Home & Garden Overload June 8, 2023

Top 22 Fragrant Flowers For a Heavenly Smelling Garden

The garden experience can reach all of the senses, but my favourite is the aroma. Among hosts of other pleasant garden scents, some of the first to come to mind are those of flowers. The thing is, not all flowers offer a…

Pest Control by Home & Garden Overload June 8, 2023

Different Types of Lettuce to Grow for Home Gardeners

If you’ve ever looked at a seed catalogue, you’ll be bombarded with more options than you know what to do with. But what are the different lettuce greens you find at the store? Can you grow those yourself? Today, I’m breaking down…

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