Walking through Grandma’s cozy Wisconsin home, you might have noticed her collection of houseplants tucked into corners, hanging from macramé holders, or sitting on windowsills. …
October in Wisconsin brings cooler air, falling leaves, and the perfect window for getting your garden ready for winter. This is when smart gardeners grab …
If you’re gardening in Texas and want to see more butterflies fluttering around your yard, there’s one flower that does the job better than most. …
Georgia gardeners know fall is one of the best times to grow vegetables, but many of us stick to the same few crops year after …
Tennessee gardeners know how tricky our weather can be—mild winters one week, a surprise freeze the next. Growing vegetables in buckets gives you control over …
Massachusetts gardeners might soon face new restrictions on what they can plant in their yards. The state keeps updating its list of prohibited plants to …
Minnesota gardeners know that fall is the perfect time to get bulbs into the ground before the first hard freeze arrives. Planting bulbs in autumn …
Tennessee gardeners know the joy of a bountiful summer harvest, but when fall turns to winter, all that hard work can go to waste without …
Delaware homeowners take pride in their yards, often adding trees for shade, beauty, and privacy. However, not all trees are safe choices, especially if you …
Butterfly bushes have become a common sight in Delaware gardens, from Wilmington backyards to coastal landscapes in Rehoboth Beach. Many gardeners love them because they …
Living in North Carolina means sharing our homes and gardens with some amazing wildlife that’s protected by law. As a longtime North Carolina resident, I’ve …
Winter in New York doesn’t mean you have to give up gardening until spring arrives. With a little planning and creativity, your container garden can …
Those dusty plants sitting in your grandmother’s Washington sunroom might be worth more than you think. Over the past decade, rare houseplants have become hot …
Illinois homeowners looking to add color and character to their yards don’t need massive trees that overwhelm the landscape. Small ornamental trees can create stunning …
South Carolina’s cities are experiencing a wildlife boom unlike anything we’ve seen before. As urban areas expand into natural habitats, many wild animals have adapted …
Fall gardening brings a special joy to North Carolina gardeners, especially those with raised beds. As summer heat fades and cooler temperatures arrive, a whole …
Michigan summer evenings once dazzled with the magical glow of countless fireflies dancing across our gardens. Sadly, these living light shows are becoming increasingly rare. …
Michigan gardens burst into life with the right perennials, and phlox varieties rank among our state’s most reliable performers. These hardy bloomers handle our cold …
Washington County, Texas is home to some of the most beautiful gardens in the Lone Star State. With its rich soil and perfect growing conditions, …
California gardeners know the struggle of maintaining beautiful plants in our unique climate with water restrictions and hot summers. Mediterranean perennials offer the perfect solution …
Growing fruit trees in Oregon can be rewarding, but not all varieties thrive in our unique climate. With our cool, wet winters and varying summer …
Virginia gardeners, your hydrangeas need special attention this week as we transition seasons! The unique climate in our state presents specific challenges for these beautiful …
Virginia’s climate creates an ideal environment for growing lavender near your outdoor living spaces. The combination of hot summers and moderate winters means this aromatic …
Growing roses in Illinois might be simpler than you expect. With rich soil and well-defined seasons, the Prairie State offers ideal conditions for many varieties. …
Ohio’s unpredictable winter weather poses a real challenge for gardeners across the state. When temperatures plummet unexpectedly, our carefully tended plants face serious frost damage. …
Dealing with unwanted rodents is a common headache for South Carolina gardeners, especially during our humid summers when rats seek shelter and food sources. Instead …
South Carolina gardeners may soon face restrictions on some popular landscaping favorites. State agricultural officials are considering new regulations to control invasive species that threaten …
Minnesota’s clay soil creates unique challenges for gardeners. Heavy, dense, and often waterlogged, this soil type can suffocate the roots of many popular flowers. When …
Kentucky homeowners know the late summer struggle—those weeks when the thermometer climbs but fall whispers around the corner. This transition period is make-or-break for your …
With housing and grocery prices soaring in Oakland, residents are getting creative about how they live and eat. More and more people are turning to …
Possums have become regular visitors in Arizona backyards, often sneaking around our garden beds after dark. In my own Tucson yard, I’ve watched these nocturnal …
Fall in Washington brings crisp air, changing leaves, and the vibrant colors of chrysanthemums brightening our gardens. For many of us in the Pacific Northwest, …
Fall gardening in Michigan brings unique opportunities to add color that lasts through the first frosts. As the summer blooms fade, these autumn flowers can …
As Michigan’s summer fades into autumn, many gardeners mistakenly believe their role in supporting pollinators ends with the first frost. Actually, fall is a critical …
September in Ohio feels like a final burst of gardening energy before winter rolls in. Cooler temps and steady rainfall create just the right environment …
Growing garlic in Wisconsin offers both rewards and challenges for home gardeners. Our state’s distinct seasons create perfect conditions for growing flavorful bulbs, but they …
Late summer in New York puts unique stresses on our lawns that many homeowners don’t anticipate. The combination of August heat, sporadic thunderstorms, and lingering …
In Illinois, compacted soil is a common headache for home gardeners. Heavy clay and years of foot traffic or mowing can leave your yard feeling …
Gardeners across New York are buzzing about a dark, crumbly substance that might be the key to unlocking garden success. Worm castings – the digested …
Your front yard makes a big first impression on neighbors, visitors, and potential home buyers. In Texas neighborhoods, where the harsh sun and unique climate …