Co-op Casita del Barrio hosts community events about topics ranging from Indigenous yarn dyeing to growing food.
The family say they now can't enjoy their own backyard after their dog was poisoned by the 'exploding' seeds of the noxious weed.
A rich and diverse pantry that you can walk into nightly and harvest fresh, seasonal produce for your dinner. It’s a place to grow weird and wonderful exotic foods that no supermarket will offer you.
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Hosted on MSNHomeowner shares stunning before-and-after images of backyard transformation: 'What a beautiful border you've created'"Looks great." Homeowner shares stunning before-and-after images of backyard transformation: 'What a beautiful border you've ...
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Real Simple on MSN7 Winter Plants That Will Attract Birds to Your Yard—Even When It’s SnowingAdd these to your garden to guarantee visits from birds this winter. Winter can be a challenging time for our beloved ...
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Santa Cruz Sentinel on MSNHome & Garden DigestThe Garden Digest is compiled by Jesselyn Rego. To submit items for the calendar including events, meetings, resources or ...
Rosa Bell, 67, and husband Murray, 72, were horrified to see builders digging up their patio, and removing their fence and ...
Revamp your back porch with creative ideas to enhance your outdoor space. From cozy seating to stylish decor, find ...
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The News-Messenger (Fremont) on MSNWinter weather a great time to look through garden catalogsGarden catalogs provide a colorful respite from the dreary winter weather. It’s a good time to consider what will be new for ...
When it comes to maximizing small outdoor spaces in Toronto, strategic landscaping is key. With limited square footage, it's ...
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Marin Independent Journal on MSNMarin Municipal Water District boosts incentives to remove grassRebates have reached $2.18 to $3.68 per square foot of lawn replaced with low-water-use gardens, plus more for rain gardens.
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