Taylor Adams

Creating a fragrant garden path in Florida is a delight for all the senses, and it’s easier than you might think. I’ve spent mornings wandering …

Even in Utah’s dry climate, certain flowers manage to flourish and bring life to any garden. I’ve tried plenty in my own yard, and a …

Iowa’s humid continental climate can be a handful for gardeners, but the right flowers really shine here. I’ve spent time growing different varieties, and some …

If you want to see hummingbirds flitting through your garden, North Carolina’s climate offers some fantastic opportunities. I’ve planted a variety of flowers myself, and …

Some vegetables actually love Wisconsin’s chilly weather, and I’ve been amazed at how much better they grow when temperatures drop. I used to worry about …

Growing peppers indoors in New York lets you enjoy fresh, spicy flavors all year long. I started with just a few pots on my windowsill …

Union Market in Washington DC buzzes with fresh local produce and seasonal plants. Colorful fruits and vegetables sit alongside vibrant greenery, creating a feast for …

In Minnesota, St Paul Farmers Market offers fresh Midwest produce throughout the year. Vibrant fruits and crisp vegetables fill colorful stalls, catching every eye. Local …

Short on time in Kansas? Some garden jobs are quick, easy, and surprisingly satisfying. I love squeezing in a few tasks between errands and watching …

New York apartments don’t need a huge yard to enjoy a lush garden. I love filling my small balcony with plants that pack a big …

The Michigan Lewis Ginter Exhibit runs through August 29 and highlights stunning botanical displays. The exhibit features a variety of plants arranged to show off …

Michigan’s Dahlia Festival runs through August and September and focuses on the many dahlia varieties grown in the region. The fields display a wide mix …

Boulder’s market is alive with the beauty and charm of Rocky Mountain gardens. Colorful flowers and lush greenery fill every stall, inviting visitors to explore …

Detroit Eastern Market bursts with colorful plants, fresh produce, and handmade treasures. The stalls are alive with energy, and friendly vendors make the visit feel …

Austin Farmers Market in Texas is full of fresh, local flavors that bring the community together. Farmers and artisans fill the stalls with colorful produce, …

Seattle’s Pike Place Market in Washington is a lively mix of sights, smells, and sounds. Stalls are packed with fresh fish, colorful flowers, and local …

Leaving your indoor plants behind during a long Arizona getaway doesn’t have to mean saying goodbye to them. With a few easy tricks, you can …

Keeping your Maine garden healthy doesn’t have to mean harsh chemicals. Making your own organic pest spray is simple, effective, and surprisingly satisfying. I love …

Colorado’s growing season can be short, but a cold frame helps extend it and protect young plants. Using recycled materials makes the project both budget-friendly …

Nebraska gardeners know that healthy soil is the secret to thriving plants, and a worm farm is a simple way to boost it. I love …

Fall in Oklahoma is the perfect time to think about next year’s garden. I love gathering seeds from plants that thrived all season—it feels like …

Virginia gardens are full of potential, and planting fruit trees at the right moment makes all the difference. I’ve learned that timing really affects how …

Missouri backyards are full of hidden wildlife just waiting to be noticed. I started setting up a camera and was amazed by all the creatures …

Deer can turn a promising orchard into a buffet, but some fruit trees seem to stay off their menu in Arkansas. I’ve spent seasons watching …

For gardeners eager to see results, waiting weeks for seeds can be frustrating. In North Carolina, the warm soil helps many varieties sprout quickly, sometimes …

Pumpkin season in Illinois is the best—until they start rotting way too soon. If you’ve had your fair share of mushy pumpkins before Halloween even …

Perennials return year after year, adding familiarity to Denver gardens. Many bring scents and colors that feel tied to warm-weather memories. Once established, they need …

Chaos planting blends different wildflowers together for a natural look in Minneapolis gardens. Smart drip irrigation ensures each plant gets just enough water. The result …

Fall in Portland has a way of making you want to slow down and savor the garden. Mini Zen elements — a stone path here, …

San Diego sunshine demands plants that can take the heat without demanding constant care. Native succulents are naturals at holding onto every drop of moisture. …

If you’re looking to replace clover in your Louisville lawn, native ground covers offer solid options. Plants like creeping thyme, wild ginger, or blue star …

Bioluminescent petunias bring a unique glow that catches the eye in any garden. Certain varieties adapt well to Orlando’s warm climate and bright sunlight. These …

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 …

Milwaukee gardens use living fences to welcome and support local birds in a natural way. These green barriers offer shelter and nesting spots that birds …

Broken tiles can add color and texture to succulent walls in Detroit without costing much. Using what’s already on hand makes the project practical and …

I’ve always been fascinated by how a small patch of plants can change the feel of a garden, especially in a place like Honolulu. Creating …

If waiting around for veggies isn’t your thing, Florida’s climate actually works in your favor. I’ve grown some super speedy crops here that go from …

Getting a second tomato crop in Indiana isn’t just a dream—it’s totally doable with a little planning. I’ve pulled it off a few times by …

Michigan fruit growers know the challenge of keeping soft fruits safe from hungry birds, pests, and other wildlife. Protecting your harvest means using smart strategies …

Iowa lawns need some love this week, and overseeding Kentucky bluegrass is just the ticket. Doing it now gives your grass the boost it needs …