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Written by Kara M. The temperatures are changing, sunsets are becoming earlier, and pumpkin spice is taking over the world. This can only mean one thing: Fall is upon us. […]
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By Marge Bitetti If you are feeling a little tired from the summer heat, think of how the heat effected your garden. This year the summer has brought elevated temperatures […]
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Written by Kelsey W. When you care for a plant for many years, it becomes a familiar and welcome part of your home. You might even own plants your parents, […]
Written by Kara M. As humans, we look to creature comforts to make our homes feel cozy, beautiful, and relaxing. For many, this translates into cultivating and caring for houseplants, […]