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Content:1. Choose Low-Maintenance Plants 2. Mulch 3. Watering Efficiency 4. Group Plants by Watering Needs 5. Minimal Pruning 6. Low-Fertilizer Approach 7. Weed Control 8. Container Gardening Gardening doesn't have to be a labor-intensive hobby. If you're looking for a low-maintenance approach to gardening, here are eight principles for lazy garden..

Bring your garden to life In the bustling world we live in, finding moments of tranquility and connection with nature can be a refreshing escape. Athena Garden offers a vast array of high-quality heirloom seeds and plants that empower both seasoned gardeners and novices to cultivate their own lush havens. Whether you have acres of land or just a ti..

Content:1. Peas 2. Potatoes 3. Onions 4. Beans 5. Cilantro 6. Root Vegetables 7. Lettuce 8. Spinach 9. Kale Ever wonder what vegetables you can grow in Spring. Athena Garden will share some of them that can grow easily during Spring season. #vegetable seeds1. PeasPeas love cool weather and young pea plants can even tolerate frost. Plant peas four t..

Content:1. Site it right. 2. Follow the sun. 3. Stay close to water. 4. Start with great soil. 5. Consider containers. 6. Choose the right plants. 7. Discover your zone. 8. Learn your frost dates. 9. Add some mulch. 10. Feed plants regularly. Starting a garden in your yard is easier than you think, even if you're a total beginner. Follow these key ..

Content:1. How To Know When To Build A Garden In Our Zone2. Plants That Thrive in Cold Weather 3. Planting Fruits vs Vegetables 4. How To Plant a Garden Planting a vegetable garden is an enjoyable experience. With careful planning and preparation, you can have a good harvest. Each year, home gardeners wonder when is the best time to start a garden...

When you're just starting out with gardening, it can seem like there's so much to know and you've got a thousand questions. How should you plant your vegetable seeds, and what kind of soil is best? When should you prune your flowers and divide your perennials? Is everything getting enough sunlight and water?The good news is that nature is a terrifi..

Content:1. What happens to my tomatoes 2. What causes blossom-end rot 3. Preventing blossom-end rot What’s happening to my tomatoes?Home gardeners become distressed when they notice that a dry, sunken decay has developed on the blossom end of the tomatoes in their garden. This can happen especially on the first tomatoes of the season that have been..