Lindsey Hall

That rain barrel sitting in the corner can do more than just catch runoff. In Georgia gardens, it’s a secret weapon for saving water, cutting …

Grabbing the pruners in August might feel productive, but one wrong cut in South Carolina’s heat can send your plants into shock. Timing matters—and so …

You don’t need a big budget to have a garden that turns heads in New Jersey. The right flowers—bright, hardy, and wallet-friendly—can bring instant color …

I didn’t need a ton of space or a giant budget—just some gravel, a few smart design moves, and suddenly my Arizona backyard became the …

Finding beautiful plants that flourish in shady Oregon gardens can be tricky. Our state’s unique climate, with its rainy winters and varying summer conditions, creates …

Roses may be tough, but summer pruning in California can push them past their limit. Between dry spells, blazing sun, and stressed soil, giving your …

When the Arizona sun is blazing and the gravel’s hot enough to fry an egg, the last thing you want is weeds popping up like …

Old flavors are making a fresh comeback in California gardens, and heirloom vegetables are stealing the show. With their quirky shapes, vivid colors, and deep-rooted …

Living in Arizona comes with its own set of rules about what you can and can’t have in your yard. Many residents don’t realize that …

Georgia gardens truly shine in August when native plants thrive despite the summer heat. These local beauties have adapted to our climate over thousands of …