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Guys and Dahlias: Tips on Growing this Fabulous Flower from the Experts(Post)
This spring, as I was posting to our Instagram account, I spied a photo so intriguingly beautiful I had to spend a few minutes really looking at it. That's kind of a rare thing these days, so I decide
Self-Watering Planters for Container Gardening(Post)By KK Container gardening has become one of the fastest-growing trends in home gardening—and for good reason. Whether you have a small balcony, patio, rooftop, or limited yard space, co
How to Beautify an Outdoor Eyesore(Post)You’ve dreamed, you’ve planned and you’ve planted. You’ve watered, mulched, and mowed. Your grass is lush and green, your beds and borders vibrant, and your walkways and patio an elegant tapestry in s
Winter Pruning: Why, What, How and What NOT to?(Post)If you're dying to get out in the garden no matter the weather, then the prospect of winter pruning will thrill you. If you thought you were finally getting a break from gardening chores then well, no
Using Plants to Add Life to Your Holiday Decor (Post)Decorating your home for Christmas is something many of us look forward to each year. A recent Angi poll shows that almost 98% of us decorate our interior spaces for the holidays, especially the liv
Preserving Your Home-Grown Herbs(Post)Fall brings many changes to the garden. Some are particularly lovely, like the warm glow of the autumn sun highlighting nature’s new palette of ruby, copper and gold. Some are beneficial such as the b
Little Critter Garden Defense: Voles, Moles and Friends(Post)Gardening can be a challenge for many reasons -- limited time or space, difficult climate, too much shade (or sun), and poor soil, for instance. Proper plant choice can counter many of those problems,
Embrace the Tranquility of Japanese Garden Design(Post)In our fast-paced and technology driven world, many of us long for a respite from the stress and anxiety of our daily lives. A peaceful garden is where some of us turn to reconnect with the natural wo
A Rose by Any Other Name - The Climbing Rose(Post)With historical evidence of Tertiary fossils, experts can trace the wild rose back 5000 years. Roses, were inspiring enough to be in song and myth in Europe, Asia, and India as far back as 2000 B.C. w