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Hot Pots: We’re in the April Issue of ‘Better Homes & Gardens’—Out Now!

Sometimes, being on the other side of the camera is a trip. Better Homes & Gardens magazine approached us to see if we might be interested in being featured in their "I Did It" section. The only thing: the shoot and the interview would have to happen...

22 March, 2016 / 6 Comments
What Plants Grow Surprisingly Well in Containers? On BHG.com, We Investigate…

Does your patio need more green? Got a bright window that's all dressed up, but with nothing to grow? This week on BHG.com, we round up 10 Plants That Grow Surprisingly Well in Containers — from Meyer lemon trees in pots to sidewalk sweet potatoes. Our whiskey barrel water...

11 March, 2016 / 2 Comments

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