Summer garden checklist
All in all, summer is a great time to begin to play and plan. If you enjoy growing beautiful blooms …
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June 2019
Long-lasting annuals for your garden
Whether you’re looking to perk up the planters on your porch or fill out bare spots in your garden …
Blue flowers are best for bees
It's pollinator week! Celebrate the hard-working bees in your garden with this guide to flowers in the color they …
Colorful shade garden combos
Does your shade garden need a pick-me-up? Check out these two combos that will liven up any shady border with …
The best heirloom tomato varieties to grow in your garden
Check out tomato grower, Jennie Smith’s, favorite heirloom tomato varieties ranging from cherry to beefsteak and learn a little …
Perennial deadheading guide
Deadheading will help your garden look better. Not sure how to cut? Our comprehensive guide shows exactly how and when …
3 techniques for deadheading perennials
Every plant grows differently. Learn the best way to deadhead three common types of perennial plants to keep them looking …
Adaptive tools for gardeners
From ergonomic tools to adaptive gear and gadgets, there are lots of products to make gardening easier and more accessible …
A no-fail formula for designing beautiful containers
Does your container garden fit this formula? If you need more pizzaz, it’s not too late to use these …
Try ferns in your shade containers!
We have some fresh ideas for your shade containers. Lush, lacy green ferns add just the right touch of texture …
Grow a garden hummingbirds love
The hummingbirds are busy visiting all of their favorite plants. Have you seen them? They’ll definitely love the plants …
