Four easy ways to eliminate slugs
Protect your plants from these slimy guys! Here are our simple, nonpoisonous methods for getting rid of slugs in the ...
Welcome to Garden Gate's weekly newsletter. Here you'll find information you can use right away to make your garden bloom better, produce more and easier to take care of. We'll share our favorite plants and combos, pests you should be on the lookout for this season, as well as exclusive planting plans and product recommendations.
Sign up for our free newsletter and you won't miss a single week's worth of tips!
July 2018
Summer container makeover
After some accidental over-watering, our containers needed rearranging. Check out our tips for revamping a dull container with house plants ...
No more dull foundations
Here’s a new idea for your foundation planting! These resilient and long-blooming perennials dress up a shady area beside ...
Double-duty edibles
Surprise! If you love juicy blueberries or Asian pears, then check this out: They aren’t just tasty fruit, but ...
A dreamy moonlit garden
Enjoy your garden after the sun goes down! Shimmering white flowers and unbelievable fragrance make their nighttime debut in this ...
Your guide to Japanese beetles
You can save your garden from these pests! We’ll show you how. It starts with identifying the beetle and ...
A garden journal can help you grow a better garden
A garden journal can help you know when to plant, watch for pests and keep track of your garden’s ...
Make room for these underused annuals
Let’s face it: There’s a lot to love about growing annuals. Here are 4 more plants to add ...
Grow a coleus hedge
Want to show off your favorite colorful coleus? A container planting isn't the only way! Get creative with a ...
Patriotic planter
A fireworks show in the daytime? It’s true! We’ll show you how to celebrate with a festive container ...
Save water with this DIY rain barrel
If you like to spend your free time working on projects for the garden, we have the full instructions for ...
Start a new garden bed the easy way
Try this easy method for starting a new garden bed over an existing lawn. No chemicals or equipment required!
