Phenology is the study of plants and animals through seasonal changes. By observing and tracking these events, we gain a deeper understanding of life within our gardens. You may also enjoy seeing … [Read more...]
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30 Arbor, Trellis, & Obelisk Ideas for Home Gardens
These arbor and trellis ideas show ways to grow plants, add privacy, and provide overhead shade in your garden or patio. Rose arbors are the classic choice, but there are many other planting options … [Read more...]
Victory Gardens: Encouraging Vegetable Growing in Turbulent Times
Weโre hearing a lot about victory gardens lately as more of us are confined to our homes and looking for ways both to keep active, productive, and grow some of our own food. During both world wars, … [Read more...]
Why Old-Fashioned Garden Tips Don’t Always Work (But We Love Them!)
Have you ever heard the old gardening advice to plant beans when apple trees bloom or sow peas when daffodils flower? While these traditional tips come from experience, they arenโt always reliable for … [Read more...]
Best Wood for Raised Garden Beds: What is Safe & Durable?
What is the best wood for raised garden beds? From rot-resistant cedar to budget pine, learn which materials suit your climate, safety standards, and wallet. If you are looking for designs, I have … [Read more...]
Can I Grow Plants Near a Walnut Tree?
Popular advice says not to grow plants near walnut treesโthey won't survive. But, despite what we're told about juglone, there are planting options if conditions are right. How do I know? My entire … [Read more...]
Hydrangea Pruning Chart For Beginner Gardeners
Not all hydrangeas benefit from pruning and many will not flower if you do. Use our pruning chart to know which species can be cut back and those that should be left alone to ensure a good flowering … [Read more...]
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