Plant Care

Mosquito season in Texas can make even the prettiest backyard feel off limits, especially after spring rains or…

By Harris Cole · Jul 7

Wisteria can look romantic for one spring, then spend the next decade trying to swallow your fence, trees,…

By Harris Cole · Jul 7

If your Texas garden seems to come alive after sunset, so do the pests chewing through tomatoes, peppers,…

By Harris Cole · Jul 7

Texas spiny lizards are more than quick flashes on a fence post – they are quiet pest patrol,…

By Harris Cole · Jul 7

Chiggers love the same neglected summer spots that frustrate Texas gardeners – damp shade, tangled weeds, and overgrown…

By Harris Cole · Jul 7

Weeding is one of the most time-consuming jobs in the garden. Once weeds get established, they spread quickly…

By Ethan Brooks · Mar 11

Spring does not have to be warm before you start growing food. Many vegetables actually prefer cooler temperatures…

By Aria Moore F · Mar 9

Don’t Prune Your Roses Until You Check This One Thing First Pruning roses is one of the most…

By John Miller · Mar 7

The Common March Mistake That Can Fill Your Garden With Weeds by May March is when many gardeners…

By Ethan Brooks · Mar 7

Container gardening is one of the easiest ways to grow flowers, herbs, and vegetables almost anywhere. But small…

By Ethan Brooks · Mar 6

Early spring is one of the most important pruning windows in the gardening calendar. Done at the right…

By Jasmine Hughes · Mar 5

Fertilizer can help plants grow faster, greener, and stronger – but more is not always better. In fact,…

By Ethan Brooks · Mar 5

Peace lilies are known for their elegant white blooms and glossy green leaves. But sometimes the plant grows…

By Ethan Brooks · Mar 4

You don’t have to wait for warm weather to get your garden growing. Starting seeds indoors while it’s…

By Ethan Brooks · Mar 3

If you’re tired of fighting weeds every summer, March is your golden opportunity to get ahead of the…

By Ethan Brooks · Mar 2

Late frosts can sneak up on gardeners and wipe out plants overnight, but some tough plants simply shrug…

By John Miller · Feb 28

Before you toss out those everyday kitchen and yard scraps, think twice. Some of the most powerful rose…

By Harris Cole · Feb 27

Houseplants can brighten up any room and even help clean the air, but keeping them alive is trickier…

By Jasmine Hughes · Feb 25

Perennials are the backbone of any garden — and when grown in pots, they offer flexibility, beauty, and…

By Ethan Brooks · Oct 26

Vermont’s unique climate can pose challenges for gardeners, but certain perennials thrive year after year. These stalwarts don’t…

By Ella Brown T · Oct 19

North Carolina’s diverse climate offers exciting opportunities for container gardening enthusiasts. Whether you’re on the coast or nestled…

By Ella Brown T · Oct 15

Creating a pollinator-friendly backyard in Maryland is a delightful way to support local wildlife while enhancing the beauty…

By Ella Brown T · Oct 13

Transforming your Florida backyard into a tropical oasis is not only achievable but can also provide a vibrant…

By Ella Brown T · Oct 12

Hawaii’s lush landscapes and year-round warm climate make it a gardener’s paradise. With the right choice of fruits…

By Ella Brown T · Oct 11

October brings cooler temperatures and crisp autumn air, making it the perfect time to add new blooms to…

By Aria Moore F · Oct 10

Creating a wildlife garden in Indiana isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about promoting biodiversity and supporting local ecosystems.…

By Ella Brown T · Oct 10

The prairies of Kansas are a vibrant tapestry of color, teeming with an array of wildflowers that paint…

By Ella Brown T · Oct 8

Maine’s rugged coastline offers more than breathtaking views and lobster rolls. Many plants that thrive naturally along these…

By Aria Moore F · Oct 5

Georgia’s steamy summers and shaded garden spots don’t have to limit your tropical dreams. Many stunning plants can…

By Aria Moore F · Oct 4

Most Vermont gardeners know about the majestic sugar maples that define our landscape. However, few people realize that…

By Aria Moore F · Oct 3

Your backyard could be hiding incredible flavors that Native Americans discovered centuries ago. Iowa’s native prairie plants offer…

By Aria Moore F · Oct 2

Gardens across Illinois are blooming with a special kind of beauty as forgotten heritage flowers return to modern…

By Aria Moore F · Oct 1

Container gardening opens up a world of possibilities for plant lovers everywhere. Whether you live in a small…

By Aria Moore F · Sep 28

Gardens transform into magical wonderlands when darkness falls and moonbeams dance across carefully chosen plants. White flowers and…

By Aria Moore F · Sep 26

Georgia, with its rich diversity of flora, provides an ideal environment for various pollinators. From bees to butterflies,…

By Ella Brown T · Sep 26

Every yard has those tricky dark spots where sunlight barely reaches, leaving homeowners scratching their heads about what…

By Aria Moore F · Sep 25

Growing zinnias in Arkansas requires understanding the local climate and soil conditions. These vibrant flowers are beloved for…

By Ella Brown T · Sep 23

Nobody enjoys being a mosquito’s dinner during outdoor gatherings or peaceful evenings on the porch. Chemical sprays might…

By Aria Moore F · Sep 23

Fall gardening in Rhode Island doesn’t have to end when summer fades away. Cool autumn temperatures actually help…

By Aria Moore F · Sep 21

Connecticut’s spring landscape bursts into vibrant life with the right selection of flowering bulbs. Planting the ideal bulbs…

By Ella Brown T · Sep 19

California’s diverse climate and geography make it a unique haven for a variety of native plants. These plants…

By Ella Brown T · Sep 18

Maryland’s autumn landscape transforms into a stunning canvas of vibrant colors when you choose the right flowers for…

By Aria Moore F · Sep 18

Gardening in the Arizona desert can be both challenging and rewarding. With the right selection of drought-tolerant plants,…

By Ella Brown T · Sep 17

Fall gardening in Connecticut offers unique opportunities to prepare your yard for winter while setting up success for…

By Aria Moore F · Sep 16

Growing pumpkins in Illinois during the fall presents unique challenges and opportunities. This guide offers tailored advice to…

By Ella Brown T · Sep 16

Creating a stunning garden in New Hampshire means choosing plants that can handle cold winters and return with…

By Aria Moore F · Sep 14

Washington’s rainy winters can present unique challenges for gardeners. However, perennials offer a beautiful solution, thriving year after…

By Ella Brown T · Sep 13

Kansas summers can be brutal on gardens, with scorching heat and limited rainfall testing even the most determined…

By Aria Moore F · Sep 13

Starting a flower garden in Illinois requires understanding the state’s unique climate and soil conditions. From selecting the…

By Ella Brown T · Sep 12