35 results for 'break monomax'

    Soil Refresh Tutorial(Post)

    Why Refresh Soil in Winter? Over time, potting soil breaks down and becomes compacted, making it harder for water to drain and roots to breathe. In winter, when plants are watered less of

    Planting Tips for Trees and Shrubs(Post)

    Planting Tips for Trees and Shrubs Transforming your landscape starts with planting trees and shrubs. These versatile beauties can offer shade, privacy, wildlife habitat, and value to yo

    Fall is for Planting Perennials(Post)

    Fall is for Planting Perennials The cool, crisp air of fall gives us and the garden a welcome relief at the end of the summer. Now is the time for planting! Our glorious fall weather offe

    Podcast Episode 6: Outside Style with Ryan McEnaney(Post)

    Podcast Episode 6: Outside Style with Ryan McEnaney March 3, 2023 | 49 min

    Platycodon(Post)

    Platycodon (Balloon Flower) A wondrously whimsical perennial, balloon flower is as stunning as it is unique. Platycodon grandiflorus (plat-ee-KO-don gran-dih-FLOR-us), belonging to Campa

    Hardy Hibiscus(Post)

    Hardy Hibiscus Hibiscus, of the mallow family, Malvaceae, are some of the most impressive summer tropical plants, boasting massive colorful blooms and wonderful aromas perfect for sunny

    Ask Annie- April Garden Checklist(Post)

    This week, we are going to start the 2026 growing season off with your April garden checklist. April is indeed a shoulder month- lots of prep, some planting, and plenty of just watching the weath

    Plant Hormones and Their Role in Plant Growth(Post)

    Plant hormones are organic substances that regulate plant growth and development. In animals, hormone production is limited to specialized glands, but in plants each cell can produce hormone

    How to Create Your Own Aroid Soil Mix(Post)

    Soil is beautiful. Soil is alive. The ecosystem of your soil is important to the health and success of your plants. In nature, the relationship between soil and plants creates and sustains whole commu

    Repotting Indoor Plants(Post)

    Repotting Indoor Plants As the days get longer, we experience a welcome increase in sunlight. This signals our plants to wake up and start growing. Early Spring is a great time to think

    ​All About Light Meters(Post)

    When selecting a new plant, the first question you should ask yourself is: “What kind of light do I have?” To determine what kind of light we have (and who has light?!), we usually look to the direc

    Ask Annie- July Garden Checklist(Post)

    Congrats everyone, you made through the busy planting season! July is when the garden hits its stride...and starts testing your commitment. Heat builds, growth explodes, and everything wants w

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