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How To Transform Your Sunroom Into A Personal Garden Oasis

  Most of us are sadly saying goodbye to our gardens until next spring. But wouldn’t it be nice to have your favorite plants in full bloom the entire year? With a sunroom greenhouse, you’ll have your very own green oasis and have the luxury to spend time in nature whenever you want to. Let’s go through the countless benefits of sunroom gardens and what you need to create one.   Can Any Sunroom Be A Greenhouse? Any sunroom in your home could serve as a new home for your plants. However, there are a few steps you need to take before your space is ready. Sunroom greenhouses need a stable indoor temperature, tons of light, and airflow to keep plants healthy. Without proper lighting, heating, humidity, or insulation, your garden might not last through the colder months, especially if you live somewhere with harsh winters. Always set your sunroom up appropriately to support a lush garden year-round! Benefits Of Having A Sunroom Garden Are you looking for more reasons to cr...

Incorporating a Vegetable Garden into Your Yard

Initial insights into getting started with olericulture   Farm to table is all the rage, but how about yard to table? Depending on where you live, it is possible to produce a small selection or a full assortment of your favored vegetables on your property that supports the yard to table philosophy. Yes, we’ve had our fair share of unseasonable warmth, but let’s face it, colder days are still are still inevitable at this point in the year. Although you may be eager to start the garden that you have been dreaming of, it’s best to use this time to start planning, rather than getting outside and planting.   For most crops, you can start seeds indoors around 6–8 weeks before the last spring frost date. This should give the plants ample time to grow and become healthy enough to withstand the transplant into your outdoor garden. If you have sun-kissed space inside or a good spot in your sunroom, you can soon initiate indoors and transport outside once we see warmer...