Using cardboard in the garden may sound unconventional, but this simple material has emerged as a powerhouse resource for home gardeners.

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Old cardboard boxes may seem like trash to some, but for gardeners in North America, they can be a valuable resource that helps to create a thriving garden while saving time, money, and effort.

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This year, gardening is getting a convenient makeover.

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