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FAQs About Growing Cosmos in Planters
FAQs About Growing Cosmos in Planters
Cosmos are beautiful, low-maintenance flowers that love full sun and make great cut flowers for bouquets or garden displays. Before planting, it helps to know a few things, some varieties do better in planters, others in raised garden beds, and...
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Romantic Plants for a Cottage Garden
Romantic Plants for a Cottage Garden
English manor gardens were very enviable – they lacked the rigid formations of French formal gardens, yet displayed an exuberance like none other. Roses, hydrangeas, and wisteria spilled over terraces in luxuriant splendor. Some cottage gardens trend toward the frillier...
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Top Garden Flowers to Start from Seed in March
Top Garden Flowers to Start from Seed in March
The bane of winter is one that gardeners are well acquainted with, with its starving, icy fingers and pale ascent. But eventually, the spring months jostle into place.  When summer comes like a jolt, announcing its arrival with a bright...
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What to Do When Your Indoor Plants Get Too Leggy
What to Do When Your Indoor Plants Get Too Leggy
“Leggy” is a funny term to describe underperforming plants, but fortunately, it’s one of those terms that don’t require much difficulty to extrapolate meaning. Unfortunately, leggy plants tend to be sparse, unattractive, and floppy. The stems grow long and weak,...
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The Hidden Tick Magnet in Your Yard: Japanese Barberry
The Hidden Tick Magnet in Your Yard: Japanese Barberry
Do you feel that you are easily ticked off, your anger resting atop a gasoline-fueled, combustible pile of kindling? Sometimes, the source of one’s ire can be surprising – and for anyone afflicted with ticks, they’re probably surprised that this...
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Humidity-Loving Bathroom Plants
Humidity-Loving Bathroom Plants
A bathroom is not normally considered a suitable place for houseplants – it is rarely a luxurious destination for most people, and in the worst case, breeding grounds for mold spores. However, there are houseplants that avidly seek moisture.  Bathrooms...
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Dark, Gothic Plants are the 2026 Trend: Try Those for an Indoor Garden
Dark, Gothic Plants are the 2026 Trend: Try Those for an Indoor Garden
The advent of modern technology means that crop failures are mostly a thing of the past. However, the goth aesthetic, popularized by the Victorians, isn’t going anywhere – goth gardens are on the rise, hooking people with their melancholic, darkly...
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Are Plastic or Artificial Flowers Bad?
Are Plastic or Artificial Flowers Bad?
In cities across the world, fake flowers have gone from a common fixture in funeral parlors to a must-have for trendy shops, bars, and restaurants. Wall-mounted plastic blooms, once seen as “tacky” and “vulgar,” are now considered chic, a trend...
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Types of Ivy to Grow in Your Yard
Types of Ivy to Grow in Your Yard
Ivies are beautiful plants, symbolizing the lush vigor of summertime, but they can also be invasive. But if carefully selected and managed, ivy can bring in a fairytale, even bohemian, glamour to your garden year-round. In the autumn, some will...
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Rarest Flowers in the World
Rarest Flowers in the World
Some flowers show up in spades – in grocery stores and garden centers around the world. Commercial flowers, like mums and petunias, tend to be too bland for more advanced gardeners. Inquiring minds naturally gravitate towards stranger fare, including the...
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About Vego

At Vego Garden, our goal is to redefine Raised Garden Beds. The company was founded with the goal of launching a modular metal garden bed system with a 20+ year life expectancy, utilizing eco-friendly metal materials instead of cutting down trees. We emphasize innovative design and high quality with our products. The name vego carries the spirit of DIY modular raised beds suitable for growing vegetables.

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