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They're the worst!

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Oh Snap!

SNAPDRAGON FLOWERS: These tender perennials add wonderful color wherever you plant them.

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🌿🌺 Are you looking at an empty spot in your garden and wondering what to plant? Herbs are always a great choice. They're lovely to look at and add flavor while cooking. Not to mention, they smell fantastic! 🌞🌞🌞Full Sun Perennial Herbs:🌞🌞🌞 Your sunny garden spots are prime real estate for these sun-loving herbs. They add flavor to meals and bring beauty to your outdoor space. Lavender: This aromatic herb is a garden favorite, with its soothing fragrance and attractive purple blooms. Rosemary: A robust herb known for its aromatic leaves and bee-friendly flowers, rosemary thrives in the sun. Thyme: Small but mighty, thyme is a sun-lover with a delightful aroma and a culinary staple. Oregano: Perfect for any sunny herb garden, oregano offers culinary excellence and petite flowers. Sage: Known for its gray-green leaves and beautiful purple flowers, sage is a hardy addition that loves sunlight. 🍃🍃🍃Partial Shade Perennial Herbs:🍃🍃🍃 If your garden gets a break from the direct sun, these herbs will feel right at home. They're perfect for cooler, shaded areas and add color and texture to your garden. Mint: A refreshing herb, mint is ideal for cooler, partially shaded spots, but remember, it can spread quickly! (Plant in pots to control it!) Chives: Not only do they add a delicate onion flavor to dishes, but their purple flowers are also a visual treat. Lemon Balm: With a lemony scent and flavor, lemon balm is great for teas and enjoys partial shade. (It's also an aggressive grower that helps prevent soil erosion). French Tarragon: This herb prefers a little shade and adds a unique flavor to your culinary repertoire. Parsley: A versatile culinary herb, parsley flourishes in slightly shaded areas, adding fresh greenery and taste to your garden. It's not a perennial; it is a biennial, needing to be replanted every two years. Contact Tayloe's Lawn Care Services, LLC, at 252.287.3376 for more gardening insights or lawn care advice. #tayloeslawncare #mowlikeatayloe #herbs #herbgardening

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Are daylilies invasive species?

That depends on your POV. This article explains the pros and cons of including daylilies in your landscape plan. I happen to be partial to them and recommend them to clients with soil compaction issues.

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Here are the secrets to a flourishing garden.

FLOURISHING GARDEN: 6 garden care tips to help you have colorful, bountiful blooms this upcoming season. #diyhomegarden#gardening#gardens

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Bourbon cherry compote is a balanced blend of two naturally complementary ingredients. Learn how to make it in under 30 minutes.

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Have you been thinking about a new front door? This article explains the three hottest selling materials today.

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Replacement windows on your mind?

Replacement windows are a fantastic upgrade - and UPVC windows are among today's best sellers. Read the science behind it. https://diyhomegarden.blog/upvc-windows/

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A new study says we have underestimated the importance of moths. They may not be as lovely as bees or butterflies, but we should invest time in attracting them, nevertheless. Read more here: https://diyhomegarden.blog/moths-key-pollinator-study/

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Read to learn which of these two plants will make kitty the happiest: https://diyhomegarden.blog/catnip-catmint/ (They are NOT the same plant).

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🍓🍓🍓You can grow strawberries in pots or containers, perfect for a gardener with limited space.