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A person in yellow gloves plants a seedling in rich soil surrounded by leafy greens.

Home

A California gardener kept checking one small green tomato and realized patience was growing, too

A butterfly feeds on purple flowers in a garden setting.

Home

Gardeners say salvia is a hummingbird magnet, and one bloom drew an eight-spotted forester moth

An EV plugged in and charging at home.

Tech

Florida homeowner's new AC cut power use, freeing enough solar to move up an EV purchase

Amish Paste tomatoes and peppers in a fabric bag.

Home

Gardener ignored 9 tomato and 9 pepper plants and then picked 5 pounds of tomatoes in a morning

Three turkeys in a fenced-in yard.

Food

Raising 3 backyard Thanksgiving turkeys cost $221, and the meat still felt worth it

A house with rooftop solar panels.

Home

California homeowner says NEM 3 turned a $462 bill into $17, paid with solar credits

A Los Angeles renter says a container garden they created in a shared backyard could soon be removed after the landlord objected that no permission had been given.

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Los Angeles renter's food garden in a trashed common yard is being thrown out by landlord

An elevated garden bed with soil and several clusters of soil arranged in circular patterns.

Home

A gardener goes 'nuclear' on soil, burning charcoal in beds to kill root-knot nematodes

A person points at a mechanism in a wooden structure with dirt and a person nearby.

Home

DIY compost sifter gets a vibrating upgrade, and now it's all 'dump and roll'

A person views a smartphone displaying charging information for an electric vehicle.

Business

Georgia EV owner thought a $238 annual fee was unfair, then redid the gas-tax math

A garden filled with various flowers and plants, with a person interacting nearby.

Home

A mother spent 20 years cultivating her 'chaos garden,' and it is now bursting with life

A garden with various plants, including rows of green beans, corn, and other vegetables, surrounded by trees.

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On a steep hillside, this 'garden' is cranking out 20-plus pounds of produce a day