Advice on planting, landscape design, pest control, and seasonal maintenance for vegetable beds, flower gardens, and lawns.
Fall cleanup isn’t always a cut-everything job—some plants are best cut back perennials in fall, while others should stand through winter for beauty and winter habitat. The right choice depends on garden timing, plant health, and whether those seed heads are still feeding birds or adding structure to the bed.
Unlock the secret to sweet, long-lasting winter squash! With a little curing care, you can transform your harvest into a pantry treasure that stays fresh for months, enhancing both flavor and storage life.
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Transform your small garden from a limited space into a thriving oasis by harnessing the power of the edge effect—where borders become productive zones that burst with life, flavor, and vibrant beauty! With a few simple tweaks, like adding curves and layering plants, you can maximize your garden’s potential and enjoy a bountiful, diverse harvest right at your fingertips.
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Moving your houseplants outdoors for the summer can unleash a burst of vibrant growth, but adjusting their feeding routine is essential for keeping them happy and healthy. Follow a simple plan to ensure they enjoy their summer without any hiccups, and watch them thrive in the sunshine!
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Deadheading perennials is an easy way to encourage repeat bloom, remove spent flowers, and keep tidy plants looking fresh through the season. With a few quick snips during summer maintenance, you can help your border stay colorful, balanced, and well-shaped.
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Transform your small space into a flourishing herb haven with a simple herb spiral! This charming structure maximizes your garden’s potential, offering the perfect mix of growing conditions for your favorite herbs—all while being easy to maintain and visually striking.
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