Indiana’s Best Plants To Start Now For Fall Privacy
As Indiana’s autumn paints the landscape in brilliant hues, many homeowners start craving a bit more backyard privacy. With trees losing their leaves, outdoor spaces …
As Indiana’s autumn paints the landscape in brilliant hues, many homeowners start craving a bit more backyard privacy. With trees losing their leaves, outdoor spaces …
In Northern California, summer heatwaves can scorch lawns in record time. When temps soar past 90°F, grass loses moisture fast and starts to show stress—brown …
Alabama summers are no joke, and compost piles feel the heat just as much as we do. Mine practically steamed like a sauna last week—yikes! …
Texas gardeners are extending their harvest game—and raised bed covers are the MVPs! These clever covers turn patchy growing seasons into a nonstop greens-and-tomatoes parade. …
Florida sun can be brutal, and your lawn feels it too—trust me, mine nearly gave up last July. That’s why more folks are turning to …
Alabama gardeners are buzzing—and it’s not just from their morning brew! They’re sprinkling coffee grounds into their gardens, turning yesterday’s cup into tomorrow’s perk-me-up for …
Oregon lawns are having a tough time, and it’s not just the heat—it’s us! Yep, those everyday watering habits we think are helping might actually …
I didn’t think I’d need shade cloth in Colorado—until my tomatoes started drooping in the midday sun. Turns out, local gardeners swear by it for …
I panicked the first time my basil started turning yellow—thought I’d lost the whole plant! But in Minnesota gardens, it’s usually something simple like overwatering, …
I used to think any time was a good time to prune—until I made a few mistakes in my Illinois garden. Some plants really hate …
I’ve learned that early planting makes all the difference when it comes to groundcover in Idaho. Wait too long, and the cold sneaks in before …
I love when my garden keeps going long after summer starts fading—and in Massachusetts, it totally can. Some flowers are just getting started in late …
It’s tempting to pick the first ripe-looking fruit or veggie, but in Pennsylvania gardens, patience pays off. Harvest too early and you lose out on …
Your backyard doesn’t need a full renovation to feel brand-new. Louisiana homeowners are leaning into smart, simple upgrades that make a big impact—from cooling shade …
Weeds love August in South Carolina—but you can outsmart them with the right ground cover. Instead of fighting bare soil and constant sprouting, fill those …
Think fall planting’s over? Not even close. Your Ohio garden still has time for a fresh round of veggies—especially the ones most gardeners forget. These …
Just when your garden starts to fizzle, these late-summer perennials kick into high gear. In North Carolina’s heat, they don’t just survive—they shine. These tough …
Massachusetts gardens often have shady spots that can feel a bit dull. Adding red perennials to these areas brings vibrant color where it’s least expected. …
Raised beds give you control—but the real magic starts with what you put in the soil. In Idaho, your plants face unique challenges: cold snaps, …
Grass can be stubborn, patchy, and way too needy for the time it takes to keep it looking decent. In Connecticut, you’ve got smarter options. …
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 …
Late summer in Montana may feel like the season’s wrapping up, but for root vegetables, it’s just getting started. The cooler temps are gentle on …
As summer winds down in Iowa, it’s easy to assume the growing season has closed shop. But early fall brings ideal conditions for certain flowers—cool …
Think it’s too late to start an herb garden in Mississippi? Think again. Our long, warm growing season makes mid-summer planting surprisingly productive—especially for herbs …
August in Utah delivers a wildflower spectacle that’s both dazzling and vital. These native blooms light up the landscape while feeding hardworking bees through the …
Late summer in Vermont isn’t the finale—it’s the encore. Those crisp nights and sun-kissed days make ideal growing conditions, especially when paired with the state’s …
August’s sticky heat in Louisiana turns gardens into bug havens—mosquitoes, gnats, and flies seem to appear out of nowhere. But fighting back doesn’t mean reaching …
Summer might be in full swing in Indiana, but savvy gardeners are already thinking ahead. Starting fall veggies indoors now sets the stage for a …
August in Washington can throw composting for a loop. With blazing sun and garden waste piling up fast, it’s easy for heaps to dry out …
Growing zinnias in New Jersey is a joy, but the state’s quirky weather and soil can throw gardeners off. From humid summers to surprise chills, …
Kansas summers are no joke—scorching heat, scarce rain, and nonstop sun can turn lush grass into a brittle, brown mess. It’s easy to feel defeated …
I used to think shallow soil meant I was stuck with a sad little garden—but not in Missouri! There are actually plenty of crops that …
My cucumbers were thriving… until suddenly, they weren’t—and I’m not the only one in Tennessee dealing with this. Between pests, heat stress, and sneaky diseases, …
The first time I gardened through Arizona’s monsoon season, I had no idea what I was doing—and my beds paid the price. Now I’ve got …
I spotted weird brown spots on my lawn last August and panicked—turns out it was brown patch, and Maryland lawns are no strangers to it. …
August in Arkansas can be brutal, and I’ve definitely lost a few perennials to the heat before I knew better. Some plants just need a …
I thought I missed my chance, but turns out there are still plenty of plants you can direct sow in Virginia right now. I’ve done …
My garden in August felt a little too quiet—until I started planting a few butterfly favorites. In Alabama, some plants are absolute magnets for these …
I used to let my tomato plants do their own thing once summer started winding down—but not anymore. In New York, a few quick steps …