Alma Weatherford

MSU’s campus in Michigan is full of breathtaking garden views that are a treat for the eyes. From vibrant flower beds to perfectly manicured landscapes, …

Saving money on containers and drip supplies in New Jersey is easier than you might think. By comparing local stores and checking online deals, you …

Minnesota’s first frost can sneak up quickly, so getting yard tasks done ahead of time is key. I’ve made the mistake of waiting too long, …

Late summer in Colorado can be tough on plants, and watering them the right way makes all the difference. I’ve learned that a few simple …

Oregon gardeners, get ready to rethink your flower beds—bulb and perennial prices are on the rise. But don’t worry, creating a stunning garden doesn’t have …

Florida backyards can feel like a slice of paradise, and you don’t need to spend a fortune to make them thrive. I’ve learned that choosing …

Balcony gardening in New York can feel tricky, but it’s totally possible to create a thriving green space even in the busiest city. I’ve learned …

Vermont gardens have a way of feeling peaceful and grounded, and you can bring a bit of that calm into your own backyard. I’ve always …

There’s nothing quite like seeing hummingbirds dance around your Pennsylvania garden, and the right flowers make it happen. I’ve planted many varieties over the years, …

Colorado’s semi-arid climate can be tough on gardens, but some flowers truly rise to the challenge. I’ve tested many in my own yard, and a …

Spotting a coyote in your Michigan yard can be unsettling, but staying calm is key. These animals are usually more curious than threatening, and a …

Tennessee’s humid subtropical climate can be tricky for some plants, but certain flowers truly shine here. I’ve spent time experimenting in my own garden, and …

Growing tomatoes in containers in Florida can be so rewarding, but choosing the right varieties makes all the difference. I’ve learned which types thrive in …

Growing a salad garden in a single planter is easier than I ever imagined here in California. I love having fresh, crisp greens just a …

Austin Farmers Market in Texas is a lively celebration of local flavors. Stalls showcase seasonal produce alongside jars of golden, fresh local honey. The air …

Gardening in Georgia can be tricky with clay soil, but some crops actually love it. I enjoy planting these resilient veggies and watching them grow …

Gardening in Utah doesn’t have to mean endless watering—some plants thrive on very little. I love planting these low-water favorites and watching them flourish even …

Portland Farmers Market in Oregon bursts with the freshest flavors of the Northwest. Juicy berries sit alongside freshly caught seafood, tempting anyone who passes by. …

Step into the world of Texas’ toughest, most beautiful native plants at the WaterSaver Garden Tour. These gardens prove that thriving landscapes don’t need constant …

Sunlight glints off the flowers of San Antonio Botanical Garden’s Pollinator Meadow, making every petal sparkle. Butterflies drift lazily from bloom to bloom while bees …

Hilo Farmers Market comes alive with the colors and scents of Hawaii’s freshest plants and flowers. Stalls overflow with tropical greenery and eye-catching blooms that …

Portland Saturday Market in Oregon bursts with color and creativity. Stalls are filled with vibrant plants, blooming flowers, and unique handmade art. Visitors stroll through …

Right in the heart of New York City, the Union Square Greenmarket bursts with life every week. Shoppers stroll past stalls overflowing with fresh fruits, …

The Atlanta Farmers Market is bursting with fresh fruit and lively energy. Every stall is stacked high with juicy peaches, crisp apples, and vibrant berries …

Rainy days in Washington don’t have to keep you from enjoying a bit of gardening fun. Believe it or not, rain boots can become quirky …

Bringing the taste of sun-ripened tomatoes indoors in New Jersey is easier than you might think. With a few clever tricks, you can nurture juicy, …

Herb gardening in Arkansas can be fun and space-friendly, especially when you get creative with containers. Old buckets make perfect, budget-friendly hanging gardens that add …

Raised beds are a gardener’s best friend, and in Missouri, finding affordable materials makes them even better. I love experimenting with different options that are …

Colorado’s growing season can be unpredictable, but an unheated greenhouse opens up exciting possibilities. I’ve experimented with a variety of edible plants that thrive despite …

Kentucky winters don’t have to mean dull, small pansies in your garden. I’ve discovered a few little tricks that help these cheerful flowers grow bigger …

As temperatures drop in Idaho, garden birds face a real challenge finding water. Even a small source can mean the difference between a safe winter …

As winter approaches in Washington, the garden takes on a quieter, slower rhythm. But even as plants die back, they can still play a vital …

Still thinking about planting in your Indiana garden? Good news—there’s still time, and a few simple tricks can make a big difference. Late-season gardening doesn’t …

It’s a great time to plant a few fall veggies here in Ohio. The heat’s starting to fade, and some crops actually grow better in …

Phoenix rooftops can host small, layered plantings that mimic forest structures. Trees, shrubs, and ground covers grow in tiers to create shade and shelter. These …

Butterfly weed and asters work well together in Charlotte gardens. Their colors draw bees, butterflies, and other pollinators throughout the growing season. Butterfly weed handles …

A garden that greets you with a soft lavender scent feels like pure luxury. In Charlotte, living fences pull double duty by offering beauty and …

There’s something magical about letting wildflowers take over in the most unexpected ways. In Denver, the mix of colors and textures can make a garden …

Storms in Columbus often bring heavy rain, making smart rain garden designs important. Choosing native plants like blue flag iris and swamp milkweed suits wet …

Native plants like purple coneflower, milkweed, and goldenrod fit naturally into Kansas City yards. These species blend well with local soil and weather conditions. Planting …