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" It may still be cold outside, but we have a confession: We&amp;#039;ve already been filling our &amp;quot;gardening&amp;quot;\u00A0Pinterest board with new ideas. Luckily, we&amp;#039;re not the only ones looking ahead. The folks at Pinterest recently\u00A0took a look back at last year&amp;#039;s trending pins in popular categories to inspire us in 2016. According to their\u00A0findings, appropriately called the Pinterest 100 for 2016,\u00A0these are the gardening trends that everyone will be trying.\u00A0\u00A0  1. Regrowing Foods in Water  Foods like lettuce will regrow when they&amp;#039;re placed\u00A0in a container of just\u00A0water.\u00A0 Learn more at Don&amp;#039;t Waste the Crumbs. 2. Epsom Salt  Yes, epsom salt can help keep your sprouts healthy,\u00A0too.\u00A0 Learn more at\u00A0Listotic.\u00A0 3. Raised Garden Beds  Protect seeds from animals by planting them inside these raised garden beds that are easy to DIY. Learn more at My List of Lists.\u00A0 4. Water Free Gardening\u00A0  If you live in a dry climate, expect to see water-saving projects like this one in Menlo Park.\u00A0 Learn more at Dwell.\u00A0 5. Keep Herbs Fresh All Year  If you&amp;#039;re a fan of fresh herbs straight from the garden, this trick will blow your mind.\u00A0 Learn more at The Garden Glove.\u00A0 6. Upcycling  Your plants can grow basically anywhere\u2014yes, even out of cinderblocks! Learn more at SlipTalk.\u00A0 \u00A07. Small-Space Gardening  No backyard, no problem! Turns out, country-dwellers aren&amp;#039;t the only ones with a green thumb\u2014city folks are actually\u00A0turning to their fire escapes to grow plants. Learn more at Apartment Therapy.\u00A0 8. Improve Soil Without a\u00A0Compost Heap  The secret to improving your garden is hiding in the kitchen.\u00A0 Learn more at Whole Food Home.\u00A0 9. Eco-Friendly Insect Sprays\u00A0  This insect spray\u00A0is the DIY you&amp;#039;re going to try come gardening season.\u00A0 Learn more at An Oregon Cottage.\u00A0 10. Foliage Instead of Flowers  If you&amp;#039;re attending a wedding this year, don&amp;#039;t be surprised if you notice an absence of bright blooms. Brides are opting for subtle\u00A0foliage more and more, as seen here\u00A0in an\u00A0Austin wedding. Learn more at Bridal Musings. \u00A0 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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