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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
Planning a Perennial Cut Flower Garden(Post)Planning a Perennial Cut Flower Garden The joy of cut flowers harvested from your very own garden is hard to beat. Planting perennials for cut flowers is the secret to filling your garde
Plant Parent Starter Pack(Post)October 19th, 2021 Plant Parent Starter Pack Hey Plant Friends! This week we are bringing to you the ultimate plant parent starter pa
Cucumber(Post)All About Cucumbers Juicy, crispy, crunchy, firm. Fresh or pickled, cucumbers are a gardener's favorite! Ease of growing and high producti
Houseplant Trends for 2022(Post)Houseplant Trends for you (because we’re feeling) 2022 Bigger is better Beep, Beep, Beep. Back it up and make way for massive specimen plants. Think Fiddle Leaf Figs, but bigger - more
Spruce Up your Wreaths, Garlands, and Swags(Post)Spruce Up your Wreaths, Garlands, and Swags A simple faux wreath, garland, or swag can bring life to your home for months, without the worry of losing needles. The secret to creating tru
Planting Spring Bulbs: Dahlias(Post)Planting Spring Bulbs: Dahlias Dahlias are having their moment in the garden right now, and we can't help but stop and stare when we see those big, voluptuous blooms. Easy to grow and eas
Gardening in the Age of AI(Post)Gardening in the Age of AI The digital age has now moved into the backyard. AI is fundamentally changing how some gardeners approach their green spaces, offering everything from 3D landsc
Give Thanks and Give to the Max!(Post)Each year around the Thanksgiving holiday we start to think about what we are grateful for. Many of us have more blessings than we can count on our 10 fingers and 10 toes. Yes, take time to
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
basic plant anatomy(Post)Do you relish the opportunity to read plant names aloud? Do you find watching videos about plants and how to care for them a good way to spend an afternoon? Was the middle school Biology unit about
vintage pottery (Post)Vintage pottery, and especially vintage American-made pottery, has long had a strong following. It is now catching the attention of a new audience, the passionate plant parents who are styling thei