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11 Perennials You Can Cut Back Hard in September

September 2, 2026September 2, 2026 by Jay

These 11 perennials can handle a hard September cutback—if you wait for the right cue. Here is exactly when and how low to cut each one.

Categories Gardening, Plants Tags fall garden cleanup, garden maintenance, perennial care, pruning perennials, September gardening

Why I Cut My Pepper Plants Back Hard Before Winter

September 2, 2026 by Jay

Hard pruning turns a sprawling pepper plant into a compact framework that is easier to inspect, store, and keep alive indoors until spring.

Categories Gardening, Plants Tags overwintering peppers, pepper plants, pruning peppers, winter gardening

Stop Wasting Your Sage Leaves: 8 Smart Ways to Use and Preserve Them

September 2, 2026 by Jay

Put extra sage leaves to work with eight practical ideas, from crispy fried sage and brown butter to safe freezing, drying, and herb vinegar.

Categories Gardening, Herbs, Uncategorized Tags cooking with herbs, herb gardening, preserving herbs, sage

20 Fussy Plants People Keep Buying—Even Though They’re Hard to Keep Alive

August 26, 2026 by Jay

These 20 popular plants are beautiful, widely sold, and surprisingly hard to keep alive. Learn why they are fussy—and what they actually need to thrive.

Categories Gardening, Plants Tags difficult plants, Gardening, houseplants, indoor plants, plant 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

Stop Throwing Away Potato Peels—They’re a Secret Weapon for Your Garden

August 21, 2026 by Jay

That bowl of potato peels is not kitchen waste—it is the beginning of your next garden win. Before you toss another handful, consider this: potato peels are moist, biodegradable, and …

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Categories Gardening Tags composting, gardening tips, kitchen scraps, organic gardening, potato peels

You Can Help Save the Monarch Butterfly by Collecting and Growing Milkweed Seeds

August 20, 2026 by Jay

Every fall, monarchs begin one of nature’s most improbable journeys: a tiny orange-and-black butterfly heads south on a route it has never flown before. The trip looks magical from a …

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Categories Gardening

10 Trees You Should Never Plant Too Close to Your House

August 20, 2026 by Jay

A tree can make a house feel finished. Until the trunk gets too big, the roots start lifting the walk, and the “cute little sapling” becomes the most expensive thing …

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Categories Gardening, Trees, Yard

How to Propagate Lavender From Cuttings: The No-Fuss Method That Actually Gets Roots

August 19, 2026 by Jay

Learn how to propagate lavender from cuttings with a practical, low-fuss method that covers the right stems, rooting mix, moisture, troubleshooting, and when to pot up.

Categories Gardening, Herbs Tags gardening tips, lavender, lavender cuttings, plant propagation
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