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Prepping Southern Gardens for a Freeze: When to Use a Frost Cloth
Dormant, snow-covered hydrangea If you live in the south or in a mild climate, you know the benefits of year-round gardening... and also the panic that sets in when plummeting temps are forecasted. I’m an optimist to a fault and always testing the limits when it comes to growing cut flowers in my garden. When winters are mild, it’s the most wonderful time to garden (no heat stress, little watering, no pests), but when freezing temps threaten to descend - it’s no longer fun an
cmichellewoo
Jan 263 min read


The Ultimate Mum Guide:
Keep Your Mums Alive This Fall: Care Tips + Native Alternatives Chrysanthemums — or “mums” — are everywhere this time of year. Their...
cmichellewoo
Oct 10, 20253 min read


How to Grow Dahlias: Grow Bags, Pots or in Ground?
Thanks to squash borers that took out a bed of zucchini plants many years ago, I needed to fill the space with an alternative plant. I...
cmichellewoo
Apr 30, 20255 min read


How to start a garden (Part 1)
When I was little, I loved the story of The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett . To be clear, I still do. Imagine stumbling into a...
cmichellewoo
Feb 17, 20253 min read
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