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Perennials for Late Summer Interest(Post)
The recent temps have been quite the roller coaster ride, sometimes making gardening a bit of a challenge. Cool or warm, there’s still plenty of summer to enjoy, and plenty of pretty, blooming flowe
10 Things to Improve Your Planty Life(Post)Call yourself a plant parent and mean it. Plants may or may not be more difficult to keep alive than children. If you have plants in the house and they are alive, you are their parent. Play
How to Repel Deer and Rabbits in the Garden(Post)How to Repel Deer and Rabbits in the Garden They may be cute while prancing through a meadow or navigating snow in winter, but in the garden, deer and rabbits are far from fun. As new gr
Fertilizing Outdoor Gardens and Containers (Post)Fertilizing Annuals, Perennials, Veggie Gardens, Evergreens, Containers, and Hanging Baskets The best days of summer are still ahead, and the garden is primed to perform at its peak
All About Amaryllis & Paperwhites(Post)All About Amaryllis & Paperwhites When the days get wintry and grey, there's always something magical about forcing bulbs to grow and bloom indoors. Two types of bulbs are typically plan
Join the Team(Page) Infographics(Post)Infographics We are constantly finding new ways to educate, inspire, and engage with YOU! Take a look at our amazing step-by-step guides to plant care and education! Seed Starting Ba
Fall & Winter Garden Prep(Post)Fall & Winter Garden Prep As the sun sets earlier and earlier in the sky each week and casts a distinctly autumnal light on the cooler days ahead, it's time to start thinking about next
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
Identifying Minnesota Bumblebees(Post)Identifying Minnesota Bumblebees We love our pollinators, especially bees - but how about getting to know them a little better? Identifying the teeny tiny creatures that inhabit your gard
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
4th off for the 4th Sale(Post)Need to fill some holes in your garden? Haven't started yet? We can help. July 1-July 7, enjoy 25% off all plants. If it's alive, take a quarter off the price. Here are some recommendations: Don't