The best time to think about next spring is this fall when spring blooming bulbs need to be planted.
Here are some tips for maintaining your perennial garden for both function and beauty.
What should you put in containers, window boxes, and beds to make them last all spring and summer, and maybe even into early fall? Here are our top picks.
For many of us, plant lust hits hard in June. Here's a little eye candy from the nursery to help you scratch that itch.
Gardeners get excited about worm poop, or "castings." Why get so excited about it, you ask? Well, get ready for this.
Many gardeners love Phlox because of their prolonged bloom phases, easy maintenance, and versatility in the garden. Learn about the three types of Phlox, and the benefits they bring to the garden.
Clematis and Rose are a winning combination in any garden, playing together through many seasons. And with these two as a pair, you can grow vertically, up an obelisk, trellis, or arbor, to create a stunning focal point in your landscape.
Here's how to take care of your houseplants in the spring, and prepare them for the growing season ahead.
Here are some showy trees and shrubs that bloom in early spring, so you can get the party started!
We are in love with this blog and book by Duane Pancoast, the Geriatric Gardener.
Heidi teaches us how to make your own spring containers with bulbs, pansies, and violas.
You have two important guides when you're assessing if it's okay to plant: is your ground thawed and workable, and when is your average last frost date?
Many people find raised beds are an easier way to grow vegetables, herbs, edibles, and flowers.
As the seasons turn from winter to spring you may have some home maintenance tasks to accomplish. It's time to get your yard ready for spring!