You can propagate chrysanthemums from cuttings by rooting them first in water or by planting them directly in potting mix. Use these instructions to prepare and care for your cuttings to grow lots of … [Read more...]
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Garden Easels: 7 Picture Perfect Garden Art Ideas
Elevate your garden’s artistic flair with a garden easel. Topped with a picture frame, plants and flowers, easels become living works of art in your outdoor space. If you're feeling crafty, this … [Read more...]
DIY Tall Raised Bed for Plant Containers & Bins
Use these free building plans to created a tall, raised bed perfect for plant containers. The height makes it easy to reach flower pots and the design accommodates plastic bins for winter sowing. Add … [Read more...]
Tums For Blossom End Rot & Other Misleading Garden Tips
Are tums good for tomatoes? Can the right plants repel mosquitoes? Learn more about these and other commonly-shared garden myths and why they don't work. If you're interested in garden folklore, … [Read more...]
20 Vegetables to Sow Midsummer for Fall (Seed Sowing Plan)
There are plenty of vegetable seeds to sow midsummer for late summer, fall, and winter harvests. The fast-growing ones will be ready to harvest in 4 to 8 weeks. The slower-growing, cool-tolerant crops … [Read more...]
Do Sunflowers Really Track the Sun?
Do sunflowers really move their flowerheads to face the sun throughout the day? Are they really tracking the sun across the sky? Let's have a look at what these beautiful plants are up to. If you … [Read more...]
17 Flower Seeds to Sow Midsummer in June & July
There are plenty of fast-growing flowering annuals you can sow in midsummer to enjoy flowers into fall including marigold, calendula, and zinnias. Have a look at the choices, check your days to first … [Read more...]
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