Staff Writers What a Cutting Garden Is Cutting gardens are specialized spaces dedicated purely to growing flowers you intend to cut and bring indoors. Unlike a typical garden bed that prioritizes aesthetics …
Revitalizing Color Palettes When spring arrives, refreshing your garden and patio with vibrant color palettes can immediately uplift the space. The right hues can transform your outdoor area into a …
Choosing Containers for Spring Blooms When selecting containers for your spring-blooming plants, you want to ensure that both the aesthetics and functionality match your gardening goals. Here are some key …
Understanding Pollinators Designing a pollinator-friendly garden begins with recognizing the pivotal players: the pollinators themselves. Their role extends far beyond just visiting flowers; they’re essential to the ecological balance and …
Are you concerned that you might be getting ready to put the wrong gas in your mower? That’s reasonable. Almost without exception, gas mowers take regular 87-octane pump gas. The …
Assessing Habitat Conditions Before embarking on maintenance, inspecting the current state of your bird habitat is crucial. Examine Vegetation: Look for native plants that offer food resources such as seeds, …
Should I Divide Perennials in the Spring? Dividing perennials is a great way to enhance plant health and propagate more of your favorite plants. Here’s a decision tree to help …
Here’s a table listing various types of plant bulbs along with the U.S. regions where they grow best. This should help gardeners choose the right bulbs for their specific climate …
Planning Your Vegetable Garden Before you begin planting, careful planning can ensure a bountiful and enjoyable experience creating your vegetable garden in the spring. Start by considering the following steps: …
Use the Right Seed for Your Yard (Climate/Shade/Traffic) When you embark on a lawn establishment or renovation project, the selection of grass seed is pivotal to your success. Grass types …