Viburnums offer something for everyone. There are more than 150 species and they run the table on shrub and tree characteristics.
Viburnums: Versatile Shrubs for Any Spot in Your Garden Read More »
Here are 10 garden and wildlife focused charities we support that we believe are worthy of your support too.
Our Top 10 Favorite Garden Charities to Support This Year Read More »
Water is the single most important factor in keeping your Christmas tree fresh. Here are tips to keep your Christmas tree hydrated so that it stays as fresh as possible through New Year’s Day.
8 Tips To Keep Your Christmas Tree Fresh Through the Holidays Read More »
The differences between heirloom and hybrid seeds and plants can be quite confusing for new gardeners. What are the pros and cons of each?
What’s the Difference Between Heirloom Seeds, Hybrid Seeds, and GMOs? Read More »
The best birdbath is one that’s used frequently and that depends on what it’s made of, its location, and the size of the birds in your yard.
You may have heard that adding bone meal when planting bulbs will stimulate root growth and support big flower blooms. Unfortunately, this is a gardening myth.
Add Bone Meal for Root Growth and Bigger Blooms: Busting the Garden Myth Read More »
When to harvest a vegetable is intuitive. How to store that vegetable and for how long greatly affects its flavor and color.
Goldenrod gets a bad rap in the fall for causing allergies. The actual culprit is ragweed, whose pollen can travel hundreds of miles.
Goldenrod or Ragweed: Which One Causes Fall Allergies? Read More »
American Beautyberry is a dazzling plant for your fall garden. It attracts birds and other wildlife who feast on its bright purple berries.
American Beautyberry: Fall’s Favorite Plant for Wildlife Read More »
Fall is the perfect time to plant or transplant just about anything, especially spring- and summer-flowering perennials.