It may be mid-summer, but there’s still plenty of planting to be done.
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It may be mid-summer, but there’s still plenty of planting to be done.
The annual Taste of Heritage Garden event in Iowa City will celebrate Iowa’s history, agriculture and food on July 12. The event will be from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the historic Plum Grove home at 1030 Carroll St. in Iowa City.
If you've never gardened before, or have gardened just a little, don't decide that you are going to grow all your own wedding flowers. There are too many variables.
Plant native champion Kelly Norris hopes to inspires people to plant beautiful, functional gardens.
Palo woman embraces long, hot days with her Sage Advice Landscaping
Help migratory hummingbirds by providing a variety of nectar-rich flowers, hummingbird feeders, suitable habitat, and by gardening as organically as possible
Local nonprofit Friends of Noelridge is fundraising to add another mural highlighting the beauty and benefits of native species to the Noelridge Greenhouse. Here’s how you can pitch in.
Cedar Rapids woman’s toolshed becomes design studio for Parrott Floral
It’s been a late, cold spring, but there’s still plenty of planting to be done now. And with the last average frost date being mid-May in the Cedar Rapids area, the busiest time of planting in the area is just around the corner.
The three major nutrients in fertilizer are N (nitrogen), P (phosphorus), and K (potassium), always listed in that order.
A home improvement hobby expands to a full-time business for Cedar Rapids woman
With smaller floor plans than a typical single family home of their price, the new luxury condos at Douglas on First are new residents with an abundance of common areas.
Wall planters are a clever way to work plants into your home decor.
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