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Don’t Waste Your Healthy Tomato Leaves: Put Them to Work in the Garden

September 26, 2026 by Jay
Gardening Wins graphic showing tomato foliage, pruning, and a compost bin, with the message Don’t Waste Your Healthy Tomato Leaves.

Keep productive foliage, compost sound tomato trimmings with plenty of browns, and avoid disease and unsafe leaf-use shortcuts.

Categories Gardening

Fall Daylily Care: The Small Jobs That Set Up a Stronger Garden Next Summer

September 26, 2026 by Jay
Gardening Wins graphic showing autumn daylily foliage with the message that a little fall care supports a stronger garden next summer.

Keep healthy leaves, clean up dead foliage, divide only when your climate allows, and protect new daylily plantings without overdoing fall care.

Categories Gardening

A Simple Trick to Rescue Rusty Pruners—And Keep the Rust From Coming Back

September 26, 2026 by Jay
Gardening Wins graphic titled A Simple Trick to Rescue Rusty Pruners, showing cleaning supplies and red-handled pruners.

Rescue suitable rusty pruners with a careful vinegar treatment, gentle scrubbing, thorough drying, and the right lubrication—plus safety checks that matter.

Categories Gardening

Help Your Peace Lily Bloom: The Care Changes That Actually Matter

September 25, 2026 by Jay
Gardening Wins graphic showing a flowering peace lily by a window with reminders about indirect light, watering, drainage, and light feeding.

Help your peace lily bloom with brighter indirect light, careful watering, reliable drainage, and light feeding—plus realistic expectations for its next flowers.

Categories Gardening

Grow More Clematis From Cuttings—Without Buying Another Plant

September 25, 2026 by Jay
Purple clematis flowers on a trellis with the Gardening Wins headline: Grow more clematis from cuttings, not another purchase.

Grow more of your favorite clematis from stem cuttings. Learn which shoots to choose, where to cut, how to prevent drying and rot, and when to pot up young plants.

Categories Gardening

The Easy Way to Freeze Zucchini in Portions

September 25, 2026 by Jay
Gardening Wins guide graphic showing grated zucchini in measured mounds on a parchment-lined tray.

Freeze grated zucchini in measured baking portions with a brief steam blanch, proper cooling, and clear labels. Includes safe storage and thawing guidance.

Categories Gardening

Stop Throwing Away Rosemary Stems: 4 Useful Ways to Save Your Trimmings

September 25, 2026 by Jay
Gardening Wins artwork showing rosemary sprigs, dried leaves, and a cloth sachet, with the headline The rosemary mistake: throwing away useful stems.

Before you toss rosemary trimmings, sort the useful sprigs. Here are four practical ways to turn them into cooking herbs, dried seasoning, fragrant sachets, or new plants.

Categories Gardening, Herbs

4 Flowering Ground Covers That Bring Color to Shady Corners

September 22, 2026 by Jay
Gardening Wins graphic showing a yellow swallowtail butterfly among pale blue flowers in a shady garden bed.

Bring seasonal flowers to shady corners with woodland phlox, green-and-gold, dwarf crested iris, and bigroot geranium. Match each to your soil moisture, shade, and climate.

Categories Flowers, Gardening, Plants

Don’t Cut Away Your Fig Tree’s Early Crop

September 21, 2026 by Jay
Leafy fig tree bearing green figs beside a wooden fence, with text warning not to cut away its early crop.

Breba figs grow on last year’s shoots. Learn which wood to preserve, how climate changes the plan, and what to do if you have already pruned your tree.

Categories Fruit, Gardening, Trees

Still Waiting for Figs This Season? Check Your Tree’s Water and Sunlight

September 21, 2026 by Jay
Purple and green figs hanging from a leafy branch, with a reminder to check the tree’s water and sunlight.

Figs still hard or slow to ripen? Check root-zone moisture and direct sunlight, then consider your tree’s age, variety, winter damage, and growing season.

Categories Fruit, Gardening, Trees
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