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🌿🏡 Your garden's location is more crucial than you think! 🌞 Whether it's soaking up sunlight or tucked away in the shade, where you plant can make or break your green space. 🌱💡 Let's get strategic and set your garden up for success! 💪🌷 #GardeningTips #LocationMatters #GreenSpaces

Super article from Homes & Gardens with experts enlightening us on 5 common winter garden mistakes and how to avoid them - read more at https://ow.ly/VTSZ50QmQMq #WGS #wintergardens #gardeningmistakes #outsidespaces #groundsmaintenance

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An #organisation is perhaps a #garden Can you chase #butterflies and #bees and make them stay wherever you like? Can you have a facade of a garden, get the bees and the butterflies and then capture them in bottles for life? Most likely, no. But if you have a garden, it is immensely possible that both butterflies and bees come on their own. The better the garden, the more! Butterflies may make the garden look more appealing. Bees may help, not only grow your garden, but take the best of your garden to the outside world. But if you have a barren land and/or do not have the inclination to build a garden.... You got to decide.

There are at least two kinds of gardeners. One is very skilled at following the lines of the garden. Quality control, consistency, and diligence in keeping things pristine, neat, weed-free, and beautiful are the things that drive him/her. The other understands how the garden works, sees patterns and opportunities, and changes the plants and lines to fit the problem to be solved and what inspires him/her. It's about metaphor in addition to the process. Both are useful. If you think this is a post about gardening, you might be the first kind of gardener. What kind of gardener are you? #business #motivation #theb3way

Did you know that forests are nature's blueprint for a perfect garden? Mimicking a forest's layered structure, from the canopy to the ground cover, can create a garden that's both productive and self-sustaining. Forest gardening is a core principle of permaculture, focusing on plant diversity and symbiotic relationships to create a low-maintenance ecosystem that provides food, habitat, and beauty. Thrive Lot's Eco Pros™ are adept at designing edible forest gardens that fit your space and lifestyle, bringing the wisdom of the forest into your backyard. 🌳🌿🍒 #ForestGardening

Summer is fast approaching, and as the temperatures begin to soar, it’s important to get your garden prepared for the sweltering heat. #summer #garden 5 Simple Summer Garden Tips: https://lnkd.in/gqYxdN5D

🌼 **Garden Care Tip:** To maintain a vibrant garden, make sure to deadhead your flowers regularly. This simple act encourages new blooms and keeps your garden looking impeccable. For me, this practice is akin to nurturing personal growth—small, consistent actions lead to beautiful results. 🌿 #ProfessionalInsights #GardenBetter

Dreaming of a gorgeous garden that doesn’t demand all your free time? 🌿✨ Check out our latest video: "5 Tips for a Low-Maintenance Garden"! 🎥🌼 Whether you’ve got a green thumb or not, these simple strategies will help you create a stunning outdoor space with minimal effort. From choosing the right plants to smart landscaping hacks, we’ve got all the secrets you need. 🌱💧 #GardenGoals #LowMaintenanceGardening #GardeningTips

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