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How Much Humidity Do Orchids Need To Thrive? – Plus Tips To Boost Moisture Levels
Learn how much humidity your orchids need and easy techniques to increase moisture levels for happy and healthy plants with more vibrant blooms.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Pretty In Pink: 12 Of The Very Best Pink Flowers To Grow In Your Garden
From dewy marshmallow tones to richest cerises, there’s a pink plant to suit every taste. This selection of the best pink flowers can add grace and passion to all manner of plots
By Tonya Barnett
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10 Elegant, Edible Flowers For Cocktails
Edible flowers are the perfect garnish to pretty up your beverage. With or without alcohol, your cocktails will be sure to please.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Create A Garden Bed From Scratch: How To Start A Flower Bed The Easy Way
Learn how to make a new flower bed in your yard for color all season long!
By Tonya Barnett
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8 Stunning Shrubs For Front Yards To Add Instant Curb Appeal
Discover the perfect front yard shrubs that will frame your home and create an inviting, lush entrance.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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7 Vegetables To Plant In September: Prolong The Growing Season With Cool-Weather Crops
Discover the best vegetables to plant in September and extend your harvest with crops that flourish in cooler weather.
By Melanie Griffiths
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7 Flower Seeds To Sow In September For The Most Glorious Blooms Next Year
Discover the best annual and perennial flowers to plant in September, and reap the rewards next spring and summer.
By Melanie Griffiths
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Time To Transplant Peonies: Why Fall Is The Best Time To Move Peonies, And How To Do It Right
If you want the healthiest peonies, replanting is a great way to boost longevity. Here’s why fall is the best time to move peonies, and how to transplant them correctly.
By Tonya Barnett
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5 Low-Maintenance Planting Recipes For Effortless Garden Beds And Pots
Plant an easy-care garden filled with perennials for every situation. Enjoy beautiful blooms and lush greenery with these low-maintenance planting palettes.
By Ellen Wells
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How And When To Harvest Vegetables For The Freshest Flavor Ever
Vegetable harvesting at the correct time can make the difference between flavorful and unpalatable produce. Here are some garden harvest tips to follow.
By Amy Grant
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How To Grow Christmas Heliconia Plants
Forget poinsettias. Heliconia Angusta will bring your plenty of holiday cheer with its bright tropical flowers.
By Tonya Barnett
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When To Pick Squash: Timing Tips For A Bountiful Summer Or Winter Squash Harvest
Questions can arise around when to harvest squash. Is the best time for picking the same for all kinds of squash? Read this article to find out more about picking winter or summer squash.
By Heather Rhoades
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8 Low-Maintenance Shade Plants: Brighten Up Forgotten Corners With These Easy-Care Beauties
Embrace the darker side of gardening with minimal effort – our pick of low-maintenance shade plants will give little trouble and provide maximum joy.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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What Is A Nectary? Where To Find Them And Why They Matter To Wildlife
A nectary is a vital part of many flowering plants that attracts pollinators and benefits everybody.
By Tonya Barnett
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How And When To Harvest Onions: Everything You Need To Know
Onions are an easy-to-grow and manage crop that, when properly harvested, can provide a kitchen staple through the fall and winter. Find out when and how to harvest onions in the garden in this article.
By Susan Patterson
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How To Plant Potatoes: Everything You Need To Know To Grow Tasty Taters
Potatoes are fun and easy to grow. Let's dig in!
By Amy Grant
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7 Lush Leafy Plants Slugs And Snails Won’t Touch – For A Gorgeous Pest-Proof Garden
Tired of slugs and snails devouring your prized plants? Discover the verdant varieties that these pests avoid, and keep your garden vibrant and damage-free.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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7 Cactus Dahlia Varieties And Semi-Cactus Dahlia Types To Try
While some dahlias have soft petals or pompon heads, others have dramatic spikes! We round up seven outstanding cactus dahlia varieties and semi-cactus types to grow
By Mary Ellen Ellis