Top stories published by Tea with Mother Nature in July of 2022

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Top Stories published by Tea with Mother Nature in July of 2022

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2022

July

Ivy Shepherd in Tea with Mother Nature

Jul 13, 2022

Why you should try companion planting in your garden

A natural and organic way to garden

6 responses

Christine Morris Ph.D. in Tea with Mother Nature

Jul 5, 2022

GARDENING

How To Start Composting

Using waste

8 responses

Kim Zuch in Tea with Mother Nature

Jul 5, 2022

A variety of blooming wildflowers against a rock retaining wall.

NATURE

Pollinator Garden Update

Milkweed, Penstemon, Blanket Flower, and more

15 responses

Ivy Shepherd in Tea with Mother Nature

Jul 17, 2022

More summer-flowering plants that are pollinator-friendly

Next up in my latest series of plants that…

4 responses

Ivy Shepherd in Tea with Mother Nature

Jul 6, 2022

On pollinators and beneficial insects for our gardens

How and why we should attract these mini-beasts

9 responses

Jane Frost (Jane Grows Garden Rooms) in Tea with Mother Nature

Jul 2, 2022

I’ll have my tea with Mother Nature

June 2022

3 responses

Ivy Shepherd in Tea with Mother Nature

Jul 2, 2022

Being wise with water in our gardens

Learning to read the plants in our gardens

Ivy Shepherd in Tea with Mother Nature

Jul 26, 2022

ENVIRONMENT

Plants for a more drought tolerant garden

How to save water and cope with…

2 responses

Suma Narayan in Tea with Mother Nature

Jul 4, 2022

Glorious Melbourne Winter Mornings

A Ramble

6 responses

Moryt Milo in Tea with Mother Nature

Jul 17, 2022

The Potato Patch’s Big Reveal

Just when I thought I knew everything about what grew in my summer garden, my husband’s potato patch…

These were the top 10 stories published by Tea with Mother Nature in July of 2022. You can also dive into daily archives for July of 2022 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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