Jaxon Whitaker

Virginia’s gardens can be a lush paradise with the right plants for our humid subtropical climate. I’ve discovered a few favorites that grow strong, vibrant, …

In the heart of Hawaii, Hilo Farmers Market bursts to life with tropical color and island charm. Stalls overflow with exotic fruit that looks almost …

The Dallas Farmers Market in Texas is packed with fresh Southern produce that’s impossible to resist. Smoky barbecue and local treats fill the air with …

If a coyote wanders into your Arizona yard, staying calm is key. There are simple steps you can take to keep both yourself and the …

Indiana gardens might seem innocent, but some crops are actually illegal to grow. Certain plants that look harmless can get you into trouble without you …

Step into a world above the trees at Atlanta Botanical Garden in Georgia. The famous Canopy Walk gives you a bird’s-eye view of lush greenery …

If you’re looking for a garden experience unlike any other, Denver Botanic Gardens is the place to be. Up here in Colorado’s high altitude, plants …

Harvesting herbs in Maine during winter can feel tricky, but it’s totally possible without harming the plants. I’ve learned a few careful techniques that let …

Choosing the right companion plants for garlic in Idaho can make a big difference in your garden’s health and yield. I’ve learned which plants help …

Minnesota gardeners have a fun evening to look forward to at Beal Botanical Garden. Screen on the Green brings a movie under the stars surrounded …

Reiman Gardens is hosting a garden-themed bash on September 13 in Michigan. The event is packed with interactive activities, plant exhibits, and tips from gardening …

Arizona’s dry air can be tough on plants, leaving leaves crispy and flowers struggling. I’ve tried a bunch of ways to keep my indoor garden …

When Minnesota’s infamous winter settles in with its short days and frosty windows, most outdoor gardens go dormant. But that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy …

In Michigan, some perennials have a magical way of coming back bigger and better each year. I love planting these hardy beauties and watching them …

Gardening in Tennessee can be easy and rewarding when you pick vegetables that practically grow themselves. I love planting these low-maintenance veggies and checking back …

Gardening in South Carolina can be full of surprises, and not all of them are pleasant. I was shocked to learn that some plants I …

Oregon gardens can hide a few surprising secrets, and some plants you might think are harmless are actually off-limits. I was shocked the first time …

Gardening in Georgia is rewarding, but washing tools and hands outside can get messy. A simple outdoor sink makes cleanup easy and keeps your workspace …

Idaho winters are long, but you can brighten up the outdoors with a little creativity. Old tin cans can be transformed into charming lanterns that …

Minnesota winters are magical, but long nights and snow-covered yards can feel a little dark. Ice lanterns are a fun, simple way to add sparkle …

Winter in Idaho can turn your garden into a quiet, frosty wonderland, but dark paths can feel tricky to navigate. Keeping them well-lit is not …

Iowa winters can be tough on garden beds, and preparing them properly makes spring gardening so much easier. I’ve learned a few quick tricks over …

Winter in New York can feel long, but forcing bulbs indoors brings a burst of life right into your home. I’ve experimented with different bulbs …

In Maine, you can keep your kitchen lively all winter by growing herbs indoors. These hardy herbs thrive even when the snow is falling outside. …

Minnesota winters are no joke, but some plants handle the cold like pros. I’ve planted a few tough perennials over the years that come back …

In Boston, gardeners are taking tomato growing to new heights—literally! Vertical tomato walls are popping up in backyards, turning small spaces into lush, green towers. …

Charlotte gardeners are finding a clever way to keep their gardens lush while using less water. By planting a living mulch made of native clover …

Native grasses in Dallas sway with the rhythm of local winds and bring movement to the landscape. Regular trimming and seasonal care keep these corridors …

Boston’s terraces can be more than just a pretty view—they can be a snack stop too. Imagine strolling outside and plucking peppery nasturtium petals or …

Micro forests are becoming a popular choice for San Diego yards this fall. These compact clusters of trees and plants bring variety and depth to …

Phoenix yards are ready for a wild burst of color with the right wildflower choices. Picking hardy varieties that thrive in the heat brings life …

In Milwaukee, some gardens are doing more than just growing flowers—they’re building leafy fences that work as bird hangouts. These natural borders give feathered friends …

Raleigh yards have a wonderful opportunity this fall to welcome a burst of color and life with wildflower chaos planting. Letting flowers grow freely creates …

Native coneflowers and bee balm varieties are like the dream team for pollinators in Orlando yards. These colorful plants not only brighten up your garden …

Pairing cabbage roses with vintage birdbaths in Indianapolis gardens creates a charming, timeless vibe. The lush, layered petals of cabbage roses add rich texture and …

Foraged bouquets bring a touch of the outdoors into your home without relying on store-bought flowers. In Philadelphia, seasonal branches, wildflowers, and greenery can be …

Clover isn’t just a soft ground cover — it’s also a welcome stop for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. In Boston, certain varieties can handle …

New Mexico’s winters can be tricky, but with the right care, your peppers and tomatoes can survive and even thrive until spring. I’ve learned some …

August might feel late to plant, but in South Carolina’s warm climate, there’s still time to start some fruit seeds that’ll take off. I’ve planted …

Not every veggie needs deep soil to grow strong—plenty do just fine in shallow containers, especially in Arkansas’s warm, sunny climate. I’ve grown tasty harvests …