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      Al's Garden & Home Hose Zero-G Light Weight
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      GreenThumb Heavy Duty Hose Mender 5/8in. to 3/4in.
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      Frosty Temperatures - Tips for Protecting Your Plants Frosty Temperatures - Tips for Protecting Your Plants When the temperatures get colder, there are a few simple things to remember for your yard and garden, in order to limit and prevent problems in the spring. Just follow these simple cold-weather tips and you can be sure that your plants will be prepared...
      How to Prepare Your Plants for Snow How to Prepare Your Plants for Snow The cold weather is coming! Protecting plants from snow is essential to keeping them alive during the cold winter months. A dusting of snow is unlikely to harm your plants. Heavier or prolonged snowfall can cause issues such as snapping leaves from stems and irreversibly...
      A Beginner's Guide to Gardening A Beginner's Guide to Gardening As the weather starts warming up, gardening enthusiasts enjoy getting their hands dirty planting flowers, vegetables, shrubs, and other greenery in their yards. Having the right gardening tools can go a long way in helping your outdoor garden flourish, whether you have experience with gardening...
      Watering and Care for Perennials Watering and Care for Perennials Caring for popping perennials There is no “one-size fits all” rule for watering perennials. Some varieties endure drought and others require moisture all the time. Keep in mind that drought-tolerant perennials must be planted at least one year, along with regular irrigation, before they can...
      Watering Wisely in the Pacific Northwest: Keep Your Garden Thriving Through Summer Watering Wisely in the Pacific Northwest: Keep Your Garden Thriving Through Summer The Pacific Northwest is known for its lush greenery, but even in our temperate climate, summer can bring hot, dry stretches. Here, water conservation is key, and that includes watering your garden strategically. By following these best practices, you can keep your plants healthy and...
      Blueberry Bonanza Blueberry Bonanza Planting and growing blueberries in the Pacific Northwest can be a rewarding experience. Blueberries thrive in this region due to the mild climate and acidic soil conditions. To help you successfully grow blueberries, here are some beneficial tips: Variety selection - Choose blueberry varieties that...
      Houseplant Fall Checklist: How to Prepare your Plants for the Weather Change Houseplant Fall Checklist: How to Prepare your Plants for the Weather Change As the weather changes, our houseplants might need a change too. Whether it is fertilizing, repotting, moving, watering, cleaning, checking for bugs, or just giving them some extra love. Here are some tips we find helpful! With summertime being so busy houseplants and their care...
      Growing Guide: Watering & Care BasicsThe Willamette Valley receives enough rain for most plants in the fall, winter and spring. Our summers are more Mediterranean like and too dry for most plants. New plantings will not survive without regular water and established plants can use some supplemental water during the...
      Bare Root Fruit Trees: Why & How to Plant Bare Root Fruit Trees: Why & How to Plant Mid‑winter is one of the best times to plant bare root fruit trees. Because trees are dormant, they experience less stress during planting and can focus on establishing strong roots before spring growth begins. Bare root trees also make it easy to see the root...
      Steps for a Healthy Fruit Tree Steps for a Healthy Fruit Tree Looking at planting an orchard or maybe just one or two fruit trees? Sometimes planting and taking care of fruit trees can feel daunting, but once they get established, it is easy to get into a care routine. The trick to being successful is starting...
      Earth Day Gardening: Sustainable Practices for a Greener Future Earth Day Gardening: Sustainable Practices for a Greener Future With Earth Day just around the corner, it's the perfect time to reflect on our impact on the environment and explore ways to make our gardening practices more sustainable. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting, adopting eco-friendly techniques can help preserve natural resources,...