Labor Day weekend in Colorado means one thing for garden lovers—Windsor Harvest Festival is here! It’s a perfect chance to enjoy fresh local produce, beautiful flower displays, and fun activities for all ages. I’ve gone in past years, and the energy and colors are truly unforgettable. From tasting seasonal treats to picking up gardening tips,…
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 of colors, shapes, and sizes. Each section is organized to show the unique characteristics of different types. The festival captures the range and diversity of dahlias grown locally. It’s an…
Step into the world of Texas’ toughest, most beautiful native plants at the WaterSaver Garden Tour. These gardens prove that thriving landscapes don’t need constant watering. Explore colorful, hardy plants that shine even in the heat. Chat with local gardeners and pick up tips to make your own garden bloom with ease. It’s a fun,…
Michigan’s Blake’s Sunflower Festival is set for August 22–24, promising a weekend full of color and fun. Visitors can wander through endless fields of bright sunflowers and snap plenty of photos. The festival also features local vendors, tasty treats, and family-friendly activities. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors and celebrate summer in full…
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 by lush greenery. Guests can relax on the lawn, enjoy the garden’s beauty, and watch a film in a unique outdoor setting. Bring a blanket, snacks, and good company for…
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 pros. Visitors can check out new plant varieties, join hands-on workshops, and enjoy family-friendly fun. It’s a chance to connect with other garden enthusiasts and learn something new. Come for…
Elk Grove Community Garden came alive last Friday during the annual Waste Not Want Not Event. Families from across Illinois gathered to swap stories, dig into fresh produce, and celebrate sustainable gardening. The energy was warm, welcoming, and full of purpose. From composting tips to clever ways to reuse garden scraps, the event highlighted how…