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Nancy Sechtin

Garden House

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Indoor Plants

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Propogating

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Vegetables

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Carmen Johnston Gardens on Instagram: "Overwinter Fern Care Comment FERN to shop all of my garden goodies 💚 Boston • Macho • Kimberly Queen • Asparagus • Kimberly Queen • Rabbit’s Foot • Maidenhair • Holly CUT + CLEAN Trim off yellow or crispy fronds. Leave green growth intact or cut halfway back—it’s up to you. BRING IN BEFORE FROST Move indoors when temperatures drop below 40 degrees. Place in bright, indirect light near a window out of direct sun to keep it growing all winter, or in a lightly lit basement or garage to keep it dormant until spring. WATER LIGHTLY Keep soil evenly moist but never soggy. Keep in a saucer so it can drink. Do not let the soil dry out completely. KEEP COZY Avoid heat vents, drafts, or cold windows. Maintain temperatures between 40–75°F if possible. REST

Ferns

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Weeds

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Dogwood

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Plant in Fall

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Carmen Johnston Gardens on Instagram: "Always fertilize after a rain and never fertilizer when it is dry (you will burn your plants)! And who else romps around in their garden in their PJ’s💙 comment GROW for the fertilizer we use in our clients gardens 💙"

Fertilizer

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ᴄʜᴀʀʟᴇsᴛᴏɴ ʟᴏᴡᴄᴏᴜɴᴛʀʏ ᴘʜᴏᴛᴏ 📷 on Instagram: "Windowboxes of Charleston - April 2025 Hey, if doors get their own spotlight, why not windows, flowers, and plants too? They deserve the attention too, if not more."

Window Boxes

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Peonies

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Orchids

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Anya Lautenbach on Instagram: "❗️This is amazing ‼️ Multiply roses to make more free plants for your garden. Do it between autumn and winter. 💡 Select healthy, pencil thick shoots of current season growth 💡 Cut just below a node at the base where the leaves are growing. Remove leaves on lower third. Cut the top above the leaf node at the top 💡 Place your cuttings in pots or directly in the ground. 💡 Store outside during the winter Detailed step-by-step instructions how to propagate and more useful content about roses are in my book, The Money-Saving Garden Year. Link in my bio PLANT BREEDERS RIGHTS Buying a strong Rose from a reputable specialist is a good investment, but remember that most roses are protected by plant breeders rights which means you can only take cuttings for you

Roses

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Laura Lombardi | Weekend Gardener on Instagram: "I still love a Hosta but they keep getting eaten by bunnies 🐰🌿 The beauty of these other plant options is that they’re typically all pest resistant, including not bothered much by deer 🙌 Details ⬇️ 🌱Brunnera: gorgeous blue blooms in spring with big speckled foliage all season. Low, mound-growing and great for borders. 🌱Jacob’s Ladder: another border option with tall purple or blue bell-shaped blooms in late spring. 🌱Hellebore: stunning flowers in late winter, blooming when most other things are not. 🌱Bleeding Heart: middle or back border plant with pink heart-shaped blooms in spring. 🌱Fern: need I say more! 🌱Skimmia: A shade evergreen shrub coming in lots of sizes with hydrangea-like white, pink and lime flowers in Spring.

Shade loving

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Anya Lautenbach on Instagram: "❗️ I couldn’t live without them‼️ Spring flowering bulbs planted in pots are like treasure. They give me something to look forward to in the darkest days of winter. When the first shoots start to appear, they lift me up and give me hope. In the spring time, when they are all in bloom, it’s like a celebration. I call them pots of joy, because spring flowering bulbs planted in pots bring me so much positivity. I hope you are planting yours. More great content about pots is in my third book, The Money-Saving Gardener Containers. Pre-order your copy now! Link to my book is in my bio."

Bulbs

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Lady Banks Rose Wesley Turner Living Blog
Vine Selections for Landscaping

Vines

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Pergola

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Mailbox landscaping

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ᴄʜᴀʀʟᴇsᴛᴏɴ ʟᴏᴡᴄᴏᴜɴᴛʀʏ ᴘʜᴏᴛᴏ 📷 on Instagram: "Oh, how I miss you already, June. See you next year, old friend. Windowboxes of Charleston • June 2025 #CharlestonLowcountryPhotography #charleston #charlestonsc #downtowncharleston #chstoday #charlestondaily #chucktown #historiccharleston #explorecharleston #lowcountry #charlestonphotographer #southcarolina #discoversc #southernliving #coastalliving"
Armstrong Garden Centers on Instagram: "Now is the time to plant pumpkins so you can harvest them in the fall! 🎃These fun vines are simple and rewarding. Want to grow pumpkins with the family this summer? 🧡 you can harvest from your own personal pumpkin patch 🧡 grow unique or heirloom varieties (from starts or seeds) that are hard to find #pumpkinpatch #verticalgarden #gardentips #smallspacegardening #containergardening #zone10 #halloweencountdown"

Container gardening

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Garage

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Front Porch

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Want to Keep Deer From Eating Your Garden? Here's What to Plant
Want to Keep Deer From Eating Your Garden? Here's What to Plant

Deer Resistant Plants

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Rockapulco White Impatiens In a decorative pot

Outdoor

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Birdhouses

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Anya Lautenbach on Instagram: "❗️This video will save you a fortune ‼️ To multiply hydrangeas, cut a pencil thick stem just below the leave node at the bottom, and just above the leaf bud at the top. Best time to do it between late autumn and winter. For propagation I always use peat free compost mixed with grit. I scrape the skin of my cuttings and place them in the pot to root. Water them well and leave outside over winter. The following spring I have hydrangeas for free. Hydrangeas are very easy to propagate! If you follow my fotsteps you’ll save a forture and you’ll feel great!  I have included lots of useful content about growing and propagating hydrangeas in The Money-Saving Garden Year book. Link to my book is in my bio. 🫶🧚🏻💚"
Kathleen Ashmore on Instagram: "Hydrangea lovers rise up ⬇️ Comment “links” and I’ll send you the alum powder I use, some favorite affordable vases, and garden scissors. Ps - this was from last summer and I can only hope to achieve this tan again this year 🔥"
Ultimate Hydrangea Guide Recap — Carmen Johnston Gardens

Hydrangea - Hydrangeas

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