Clara Jensen

Cooler weather in Vermont doesn’t mean the bees are done buzzing. There are still a handful of flowers that bloom late and give pollinators a …

As winter approaches in South Carolina, butterflies are looking for a safe place to rest and refuel. Your garden can become a welcoming stopover if …

In Minneapolis, you can bring a touch of the past to your yard with a nostalgia garden. These gardens let you recreate your grandma’s cutting …

In Kansas City, you can plant ferns under large trees to create natural rain shelters. These shady spots protect your delicate plants while adding a …

Dahlias thrive in Orlando’s long growing season, offering color deep into the year. Choosing raised or well-drained beds helps keep their roots healthy. A mix …

Cooler days in Seattle often slow tomato growth, but smart systems can help extend the season. Automated watering and temperature control give plants steady conditions. …

Some gardeners in Memphis have found that a little creative thinking with irrigation goes a long way. Smart drip loops don’t just keep plants happy …

Louisville yards come alive in the fall with pollinator shrubs that make great living fences. Spicebush, serviceberry, and beautyberry attract bees and butterflies while adding …

If you’re thinking about adding some greenery to your San Antonio yard, living walls with herbs could be just the thing. Imagine having fresh rosemary, …

Fall in Memphis means slowing down and actually enjoying the garden instead of rushing through it. Slow gardening is like hitting the pause button, turning …

Austin homeowners are buzzing with excitement over a green solution that’s both beautiful and beneficial: native sage living fences. These aromatic barriers not only define …

Austin homeowners are buzzing with excitement over a green solution that’s both beautiful and beneficial: native sage living fences. These aromatic barriers not only define …

Austin homes have a special charm when they blend nature right into the yard. Using native sage as living fences not only adds beauty but …

Austin homes have a special charm when they blend nature right into the yard. Using native sage as living fences not only adds beauty but …

Smart watering fences are a game changer for Denver gardeners looking to save water. They help control irrigation by targeting thirsty spots, cutting down waste …

Charlotte’s gardens can really benefit from a wildflower mix that feels free and untamed. Chaos mixes bring together a variety of blooms that grow together …

Petunias are a favorite for many San Diego gardeners because of their bright colors and long blooming season. Some varieties stand out with unique traits …

When fall starts creeping in Iowa, it’s easy to feel like your garden’s show is over—but late-blooming flowers can change all that. I’ve found these …

If you’re in Idaho and dreaming of fresh veggies this winter, now’s the time to get a head start indoors. I’ve found that with the …

By August, monarchs in Minnesota are gearing up for their long journey south—and your garden can give them the boost they need. I’ve seen how …

Utah gardeners, Labor Day is just around the corner—and it’s the perfect deadline to plant these fast-growing crops! Starting them now means you’ll enjoy a …

Nebraska gardeners, the timing couldn’t be better to plant lettuce this week. Cooler temperatures and just the right amount of moisture create ideal conditions for …

Bees are still buzzing around New York gardens in late summer, and they’re on the lookout for their next nectar fix. I’ve found that native …

Illinois pollinators are working overtime this month, but some underrated wildflowers are stepping in to save the day. I’ve spotted these beauties quietly feeding bees …

August might sound late, but in Texas, it’s actually prime time to plant a bunch of tasty veggies. I’ve had great luck starting fresh this …

Ohio gardeners, it’s go-time! If you’re dreaming of pumpkin patches, hearty greens, or crisp fall tomatoes, there’s no moment like THIS week to kickstart those …

Connecticut’s shady backyards don’t have to mean dull gardens. I’ve found perennials that love the cool, filtered light and reward you with blooms and lush …

New Mexico’s dry heat can be tough, but some perennials thrive where others struggle. I’ve planted a few that soak up the sun and breeze …

Fall in Maine is more than just pumpkin patches and leaf peeping—it’s the perfect excuse to get outside and rethink those raised beds. The cooler …

Colorado gardeners are swapping out thirsty lawns for stunning native groundcover—and honestly, it’s a game changer. These plants are tough, beautiful, and way easier to …

Still thinking about planting in New Jersey? You’ve got time—and some tasty options. There are a few veggies that don’t mind a late start and …

Fall color is about to steal the show in Colorado, and these perennials know how to bring it. Just when summer starts to fade, they …

Prepping fall beds in New Jersey can be a game-changer—but a few common slip-ups can turn hard work into headaches. I’ve learned the tough way …

Not every corner of your Georgia garden basks in full sunshine, but that doesn’t mean those shady spots can’t be productive! Many delicious edibles actually …

Oregon lawns are having a tough time, and it’s not just the heat—it’s us! Yep, those everyday watering habits we think are helping might actually …

I didn’t think I’d need shade cloth in Colorado—until my tomatoes started drooping in the midday sun. Turns out, local gardeners swear by it for …

August in Arkansas can be brutal, and I’ve definitely lost a few perennials to the heat before I knew better. Some plants just need a …

I thought I missed my chance, but turns out there are still plenty of plants you can direct sow in Virginia right now. I’ve done …

Michigan gardeners know that working with clay soil takes some patience—but they’ve found flowers that don’t just handle it, they thrive. I’ve watched these hardy …

Florida homes often feature lush greenery that feels like a breath of fresh air—but some of those popular houseplants can actually be toxic. I’ve seen …