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Your Guide For Simple Living, Gardening, Backyard Fun
  • Plant Care
    • Houseplants
  • Pest Control
  • Vegetable Gardening
    • Storage & Preservation
  • Soil & Fertility
    • Lawn Care
  • Backyard Design

OGW Editorial Team

The OGW Editorial Team is passionate about helping gardeners of all levels succeed. From beginner tips to advanced techniques, we create simple, actionable guides to make gardening easier, more enjoyable, and more successful. All articles are reviewed by experienced editors to ensure quality and accuracy.

Gravel vs. Flagstone Garden Path: Which Is Better? (2026)

by OGW Editorial Team
Gravel vs flagstone garden path comparison side by side

Gravel vs flagstone garden paths compared on cost, durability, maintenance, and accessibility — which material actually suits your yard, climate, and budget.

20 Best Plants to Grow Along a Garden Path (2026 Guide)

by OGW Editorial Team
Best plants for a garden path — lavender and creeping thyme lining a stone walkway

The best plants for lining a garden path — fragrant, low-growing, walkable, and shade-friendly options, plus which plants to avoid near foot traffic and how to space them correctly.

How to Lay a Gravel Garden Path – No-Dig Method (2026)

by OGW Editorial Team
No-dig gravel garden path laid over existing lawn with metal edging

Build a gravel garden path in a weekend without excavating — the no-dig layering method using landscape fabric, edging, and gravel that works on top of existing lawn or soil.

How to Lay a Flagstone Path (Step-by-Step Guide for 2026)

by OGW Editorial Team
How to lay a flagstone garden path — irregular stones set in a base with grass growing between joints

How to lay a flagstone garden path that stays level and weed-free for decades — base preparation, spacing, setting stones, and the joint-filling step most people skip.

How to Get Rid of Aphids on Plants – 9 Methods That Actually Work

by OGW Editorial Team
How to get rid of aphids — dense aphid colony on rose stem showing typical infestation

Aphids multiply fast and spread disease between plants. Here are 9 proven methods for getting rid of aphids — from water blasting and neem oil to beneficial insects — with honest ratings for each.

How to Get Rid of Slugs in the Garden – 11 Methods Ranked

by OGW Editorial Team
How to get rid of slugs — lettuce seedling with slug damage and slime trail

Slugs can clear a row of seedlings overnight. Here are 11 methods for getting rid of slugs — from beer traps and copper tape to iron phosphate bait — ranked by effectiveness.

How to Keep Lettuce Cool in Summer Heat (6 Methods That Work)

by OGW Editorial Team
How to keep lettuce cool in summer — lettuce growing under shade cloth to prevent bolting

Lettuce bolts and turns bitter in summer heat — but with shade cloth, succession planting, and variety selection, you can harvest salad greens through June and even into July. Here’s how.

How to Water a Vegetable Garden in Summer (Complete Guide)

by OGW Editorial Team
How to water vegetable garden summer — drip irrigation on tomato and pepper plants in summer heat

Watering your vegetable garden incorrectly in summer causes more plant problems than drought does. This guide covers when, how much, and how to water each crop through the heat of the season.

22 Heat-Loving Vegetables for Summer Gardens

by OGW Editorial Team
Heat-loving vegetables for summer garden — tomatoes peppers and eggplant in full summer production

While cool-season crops bolt in summer heat, these 22 vegetables thrive and produce their best when temperatures climb. Build your summer garden around plants that love the heat.

When to Pick Tomatoes – Variety Guide + 5 Ripeness Tests

by OGW Editorial Team
When to pick tomatoes — hand harvesting ripe red tomato from vine with others at various stages

Picking tomatoes at the right moment makes all the difference in flavor. Here’s when to harvest by variety — cherry, slicing, paste, beefsteak, and heirloom — plus 5 tests to know they are ready.

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