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How To Garden

We get it, learning how to garden can feel overwhelming. We'll help you break it down into manageable chunks so you can successfully create the garden of your dreams. Whether you want to tackle a bigger challenge like landscaping a new yard or take on a simpler project like repotting some houseplants, we've got all the information and helpful tips you'll need.

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Margaret Roach's 9 Gardening Secrets Every Beginner Should Live By

Margaret Roach has learned plenty during her 30 years of planting. With the rerelease of her seminal book, A Way to Garden, she shares her advice for beginners.
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7 Amazon Seed Collections That Take the Stress Out of Choosing Plants

The possibilities for your garden are endless. Make it easier to know where to start by getting a pre-curated bundle of seeds.
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6 Ways to Use Less Plastic in the Garden

More and more companies are offering eco-friendly and biodegradable options. Put less plastic in the landfill without sacrificing the health of your garden.
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Square-Foot Gardening Guide for Beginners

Grow more vegetables than you can imagine—with less work—when you create a garden based on a grid of 1x1-foot squares. Here’s why it's important and how to get started.
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Guide to Hanging Plant Hooks

Hanging plants are a popular design choice indoors and outdoors, but knowing where and how to hang plants can be tricky. Find the answers to your hanging plant hook questions in this guide.
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More How To Garden

Houseplant Finder

SERIES: GET GROWING The first rule to growing healthy houseplants is to place the right indoor plant in the perfect spot. Use our handy Houseplant Finder to discover which varieties are best for your home -- and get tips for keeping them healthy and beautiful!
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5 Ways Gardening is Therapeutic in Fighting Dementia

The benefits of gardening don't stop at bountiful produce and beautiful blooms. Recent studies show that gardening is therapeutic for those with Alzheimer's and dementia, and reduces pain and stress levels, boosting overall quality of life.