Gardening and Garden Design

Weird and Stinky Fungus in Your Mulch

Weird and Stinky Fungus in Your Mulch? Get Rid of It Quick!

Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy Weird and Stinky Fungus in Your Mulch? Get Rid of It Quick! Have you found a bunch of weird and stinky fungus growing in your mulch (like the stuff in this picture)?  Get rid of it quick with this super-simple hack. By John G. Stamos Weird and Stinky Fungus

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How Do Climbing Vines Actually Climb?

How Do Climbing Vines Actually Climb?

Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy How Do Climbing Vines Actually Climb? So how do climbing vines actually climb?  Good question.  And a good thing that my friend, Bob, is here to help me answer it.  Today, Bob discovers that not all garden variety ornamental climbing vines are created equal.  Turns out that different kinds

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Zen Home and Garden Decor: Bali Comes to Customs Imports

Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy Zen Home and Garden Decor: Bali Comes to Customs Imports If you find yourself hunting for zen home and garden decor in the Midwest, bear in mind that Bali, indeed, comes to Customs Imports.  Every year, in fact.  2022’s massive container of merchandise from the magical island paradise hit

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The Way to Prune and Deadhead Roses

The Way to Prune and Deadhead Roses During the Growing Season, or, How I Beat My Rose Bushes into Submission

Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy The Way to Prune and Deadhead Roses During the Growing Season, or, How I Beat My Rose Bushes into Submission Knowing effective ways to prune and deadhead roses during the growing season, and implementing them at the right times, guarantees you happy and healthy bushes with blooms to spare. 

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Assessing Nature with a Certain Detachment, or, How I Learned to Love the Great Outdoors (Even Though I’ve Got a Wrecked Eyeball)

Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy Assessing Nature with a Certain Detachment, or, How I Learned to Love the Great Outdoors (Even Though I’ve Got a Wrecked Eyeball) An ocular misfortune put the brakes on my gardening efforts and landed them in the compost pile right along with my eyesight.  I couldn’t tend my garden

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