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Before You Fill a Large Pot With Soil, Try the Pinecone Trick—But Know the Catch

September 7, 2026 by Jay

Clean, dry pinecones can lighten a large seasonal planter and reduce the amount of potting mix it needs—but the trick has an important drainage catch.

Categories Flowers, Gardening, Tips and Tricks Tags Container Gardening, gardening hacks, large planters, pinecones, potting mix

11 Tough Perennials That Handle Missed Watering Once Established

September 6, 2026 by Jay

These 11 drought-tolerant perennials forgive an occasional missed watering once established—while delivering flowers, texture, pollinator value, and a much easier border.

Categories Flowers, Gardening, Lawn & Garden, Plants Tags drought-tolerant perennials, easy-care plants, low-water garden, perennial flowers, pollinator garden, xeriscaping

When to Cut Back Iris Leaves (and How to Do It Without Losing Blooms)

September 4, 2026 by Jay

Wondering when to cut back iris leaves? Learn the simple green-means-wait rule, the right fall cutting height, and how bearded, Siberian, Japanese, and Louisiana irises differ.

Categories Flowers, Gardening, Plants

Why Your Hoya Isn’t Blooming: 5 Things to Get Right

September 4, 2026 by Jay

A healthy hoya can grow for years without flowers. Fix these five common bloom blockers—light, maturity, watering, feeding and lost flower spurs.

Categories Flowers, Gardening, Plants, Potatoes Tags flowering houseplants, houseplants, hoya, Hoya Carnosa, wax plant

The One Cut That Can Help Your Orchid Bloom Again

September 4, 2026 by Jay

A healthy Phalaenopsis may rebloom from a green flower spike. Learn exactly where to cut, when to cut at the base instead, and how to care for the plant afterward.

Categories Flowers, Gardening, Plants Tags moth orchid, orchid care, orchid reblooming, Phalaenopsis, pruning orchids

7 Late-Summer Zinnia Care Tips for Bigger, Brighter, Longer Blooms

September 4, 2026 by Jay

Keep zinnias blooming through late summer with seven practical tips for deadheading, watering, feeding, disease control, support, bouquets, and seed saving.

Categories Flowers, Gardening

Before You Replace That Hydrangea That Won’t Bloom, Try These 7 Fixes

September 2, 2026 by Jay

Before you replace a leafy hydrangea that refuses to bloom, check these seven fixable causes—from pruning and winter damage to sunlight, water, and fertilizer.

Categories Flowers, Gardening Tags gardening tips, hydrangea, hydrangea care

Should You Cut Back Peonies After They Bloom? Here’s the Answer

August 26, 2026 by Jay

Should you cut back peonies after they bloom? Learn what to deadhead, what to leave alone, and when to cut peony foliage for healthier plants and better blooms next year.

Categories Flowers, Gardening Tags deadheading, flower care, Peonies, peony care, pruning

11 Flower Seeds to Sow in August for a Head Start on Spring

August 26, 2026 by Jay

Start planning next year’s garden now with these 11 flowers to sow or start in August. Get practical tips for pansies, foxgloves, sweet William, columbine, lupines, poppies, and more.

Categories Flowers, Gardening Tags August gardening, flower seeds, Flowers, Gardening, spring garden

How to Grow Coneflowers: 15 Care Tips for More Blooms

July 17, 2026 by Jay
Purple coneflowers blooming in a sunny garden

Grow stronger coneflowers with practical advice on sun, soil, watering, pruning, pests, division, and seed heads—plus a quick troubleshooting guide.

Categories Flowers, Gardening Tags coneflowers, echinacea, flower care, perennial flowers, pollinator garden
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