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I’ve killed more basil than I care to admit. You probably have too. This isn’t another vague “just add sunlight and hope” guide.

I hate walking past a sad, bare yard. You do too. Why does it feel so hard to get plants to stick around?

I killed my first tomato plant. Not once. Three times. You probably have too. That’s why I wrote the Appcyard Garden Guide by Activepropertycare (not) for

Weeds are everywhere. And they’re not waiting for you to get around to dealing with them. I’ve pulled them out by hand. I’ve sprayed them.

Ever wonder why your hands itch to dig in the dirt even when you don’t know the first thing about tomatoes?

I’ve watched too many tomatoes rot on the counter. Too many zucchini pile up like they’re auditioning for a sitcom. Gardens don’t trickle out food.

Weeds are winning. I’ve stared at them for twenty minutes, trowel in hand, wondering why my yard looks like a botanical uprising.

I used to kill plants. Not on purpose. But I did. You know that feeling when you stare at a wilted basil plant and wonder if it’s too late?