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 …

I’ve learned the hard way that August sun can be brutal on raised beds here in Michigan. But with a few smart tricks, they can …

I didn’t think I could still plant flowers this late—but guess what? Some tough bloomers are totally fine going into the ground this week in …

I learned the hard way—just because a fruit tree looks great at the nursery doesn’t mean it’ll survive a Texas summer. Between the scorching heat, …

Living in Rhode Island means loving charm over square footage—and that includes the backyard. My lawn’s not much bigger than a picnic blanket, but that …

I used to think a great garden had to be perfectly edged, color-coordinated, and clipped within an inch of its life. But in Vermont? That …

In Louisiana gardens, color isn’t the only thing that draws a crowd—fragrance matters too. These sweet-smelling blooms don’t just delight your senses; they act like …

Long before garden centers and irrigation apps, New Mexico’s early growers had already mastered the art of thriving in dry, rugged soil. These time-tested vegetable …

Starting fresh with a new home in Illinois? Your yard doesn’t need a pro-level makeover to shine. With a few easy landscaping ideas, you can …

In Nevada’s dry, rugged landscapes, landscape fabric often promises more than it delivers. It shifts, tears, and lets weeds slip through the cracks. Luckily, there …

Florida gardeners face unique challenges with heat, humidity, and limited space. Wooden crates have become a secret weapon for organizing tools and plants while adding …

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 …

Shady corners under Virginia’s towering trees might seem off-limits for gardening, but they’re full of hidden potential. With the right groundcovers, those dim spaces can …

Kentucky gardens have their own quiet magic—mild winters, hot summers, and soil that’s full of surprises. If you choose the right plants, your yard can …

Gardening in Utah comes with its quirks—hot summers, cold snaps, and unpredictable storms. But with a bit of smart planning, it’s totally possible to grow …

Oklahoma’s soil isn’t always friendly—clay that clings or sandy ground that forgets to feed your plants. But tough soil doesn’t mean you have to give …

Gardening in Colorado brings unique challenges that can make or break your vegetable patch. Our high altitude, intense sun, unpredictable spring frosts, and short growing …

Front yard landscaping in Arizona presents unique challenges due to the scorching heat and minimal rainfall. Rock and mulch designs offer the perfect solution, combining …

Tennessee’s beautiful landscapes are under threat from plants that may look pretty in garden centers but become nightmares once planted. Many nurseries across the state …

Pennsylvania gardeners face unique challenges with our unpredictable weather patterns, late spring frosts, and sometimes short growing seasons. A backyard greenhouse can be the perfect …

Many Oregon gardeners face the challenge of growing vegetables in less-than-sunny spots. Between towering Douglas firs, cloudy coastal weather, and north-facing yards, finding enough sunshine …

In Arizona’s dry heat, using rocks and mulch isn’t just about looks—it’s about making every drop of water count. Combining the right stones with smart …

Bright bursts of color keep showing up all over Florida gardens thanks to flowers that reseed themselves. They spread naturally, filling empty spaces with cheerful …

Raised beds are a game-changer for Ohio gardens, and you don’t need to spend a ton to get great results. I’ve seen folks use all …

Some plants just know how to keep things interesting all year long in Georgia. They change with the seasons, showing off new colors and textures …

Michigan gardeners know that working with clay soil takes some patience—but they’ve found flowers that don’t just handle it, they thrive. I’ve watched these hardy …

Florida homes often feature lush greenery that feels like a breath of fresh air—but some of those popular houseplants can actually be toxic. I’ve seen …

Georgia gardens shine brightest when the flowers don’t quit—and that’s where these long-bloomers steal the show. I’ve grown a few myself, and they just keep …

Georgia gardeners know how to bring the color fast—and these tiny blooms are their secret weapon. I’ve seen whole beds transformed almost overnight with these …

Carrots can be a little picky in Ohio soil, and the wrong fertilizer can really throw them off. I’ve learned the hard way—what seems like …