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    Fall is for Planting(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 off

    Ask Annie- June Garden Checklist(Post)

    We’ve made it to June: when the garden goes from promising to demanding. The solstice is upon us (the longest day of the year!) which your plants interpret as “grow as fast as possible and cause

    spider plant(Post)

    Chlorophytum comosum Popular, easy, and fun to grow. Every home could use a spider plant, and, they propagate themselves! Just pluck off the little “spiders” that grow from the mother plant,

    Summer Survivors: Drought-Tolerant Perennials(Post)

    Summer Survivors: Drought-Tolerant Perennials When summer turns up the heat and rain becomes scarce, many plants in the garden are put to the test. Leaves droop, blooms fade, and keeping

    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

    How to Transition Houseplants Indoors for the Season(Post)

    How to Transition Houseplants Indoors for the Season As we make our way towards the shortest days of the year, it’s time to start bringing indoor plants back inside for the season.   Let

    Lifting Summer Bulbs for Winter Storage(Post)

    Lifting Summer Bulbs for Winter Storage Summer bulbs are also known as tender bulbs, and are planted for those hot-weather showstopper blooms. Tender bulbs is a general term that include

    DIY Raised Garden Bed for Veggies(Post)

    DIY Raised Garden Bed for Veggies Do you have limited space to garden? A small patio or a deck at an apartment building? A raised bed is a great option to make the most of a small space,

    Cool Weather Outside, Bring Houseplants Inside(Post)

    Cool Weather Outside, Bring Houseplants Inside Summer has made way for a gorgeous fall season, and we all know what comes next. Winter! As we make our way towards the shortest days of th

    Rose 101(Post)

    Rose 101 Roses are an iconic perennial garden staple that provide wonderful color and structure throughout the entire gardening season. Th

    bringing outdoor plants back in (Post)

    There are still many beautiful days to enjoy as we move into fall, but cooler temps have arrived. If your indoor plants have been enjoying summer outside, now is the time to think about bringing them

    ​Vegging Out! Planning and Planting a Vegetable Garden(Post)

    We have compiled the most comprehensive resource to ensure your vegetable gardening success this season! Read on.Choose a Sunny SpaceMost fruits and veggies require full sun. 8 hours or more is best.