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    Growing for Nature

    How to Propagate Lavender

    I recently did a tutorial on how to propagate rosemary, and today’s post is similar! We’re talking all about how to propagate lavender from stem cuttings. I love the smell…

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    Growing for Nature

    How to Save Zinnia Seeds

    Zinnias are some of my favorite annual flowers. They make great cut flowers, and I’ve grown them in containers for several years now. But in the new house, I was…

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    Growing for Nature

    How to Save Marigold Seeds

    Marigolds are some of my absolute favorite annuals to have around the garden. They grow in a variety of soils, don’t need a ton of water, and come in vivid…

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  • purple-blue aster flowers
    Growing for Nature

    Why I Love Growing Aster

    Asters are now one my one of my favorite fall-blooming perennials. And I kind of fell into this one by accident. When I decided to focus on perennials and pollinators…

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  • pink zinnias in a front yard
    Growing for Nature

    How to Grow Zinnia Flowers

    Zinnia flowers were one of the first things I ever grew from seed. My mom recommended them to me as a beginner because they are so easy. And she was…

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  • pink creeping phlox
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    Why I Love Growing Creeping Phlox

    If you’re looking for a vibrant, low-maintenance way to cover bare spots in your garden and support pollinators, then creeping phlox might just be your new favorite plant! I know…

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    Plants I Love for Beneficial Insects

    I’m not anti-pesticides—they certainly have their place in gardening. But I try my best not to use them. Instead, I try to companion plant my food crops with plants and…

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    Growing for Nature

    How to Propagate Catmint

    Catmint is one of my favorite perennials. It’s hardy, mounding growth makes it a solid choice for filling in areas under taller plants—or just for ground cover in general. And…

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  • brittany goldwyn merth sitting on a patio with plants
    Growing for Nature

    Moonflower Vine Care & Growth Tips

    Today I am talking about one of my favorite plants to grow in my garden: ipomoea alba, otherwise known as moonflower vine. I absolutely adore this plant because I love…

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    Growing for Nature

    How to Save Milkweed Seeds

    Hey all! It’s seed-saving time of year, so I have another seed-saving post for you. Today I’m talking about how to save seeds from milkweed pods. Specifically “common milkweed” pods,…

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  • beautiful garden with sunflowers
    Growing for Nature

    All About Growing Sunflowers!

    I have been mentally writing this article for a while now—you all know I only write about plants that I have personally cared for or grown. And I hadn’t grown…

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    Growing for Nature

    How to Propagate Yarrow

    Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) is one of my favorite perennials. It has feathery green foliage and produces clusters of bright flowers that bloom from late spring into fall. Pollinators love the…

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