Crops You Can Grow From Seed With Snow on The Ground!
Crops You Can Grow From Seed With Snow on The Ground!
Garden Maintenance
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5 Things to Do With Hostas in the Fall to Keep Plants Healthy and Have Great Displays Year After Year
If you grow hostas, you know the heartbreak of watching those lush, picture-perfect mounds fade when fall arrives. One week they’re full and flawless, and…
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12 Plants You Can Propagate from Hardwood Cuttings This Fall for Free Plants by Spring
When most of the garden has gone quiet and the air smells like woodsmoke, that’s when I start one of my favorite fall rituals —…
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11 Plants You Can Still Deadhead in October for a Surprise Final Flush of Flowers
By October, we all start to feel it — the garden’s slowing down. The borders look a little tired, petals are fading, and you can…
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11 Common Garden Flowers to Pull This Fall — Their Seed Heads Feed Rats in Winter, Not the Birds You’re Trying to Help
Letting your garden stand through winter feels like the right thing to do. And most of the time, it is. You’ve probably heard it before…
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How Far Apart to Plant Zucchini for a Big Summer Harvest
Zucchini is a summer crop that needs full sun, nutrient-rich soil, regular watering, and above all, plenty of garden space. Although it rarely grows more…
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Why Fall Is the Best Time to Fertilize Your Garden (& What to Use)
Are you waiting till spring comes to fertilize your land? Maybe you shouldn’t – have you thought about feeding your land in fall instead? I…
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12 Perennials and Shrubs to Prune in October for Their Best Blooms Next Year
By the time October arrives, the garden starts to slow down. The vibrant color fades, stems begin to lean, and the energy of summer gives…
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Why Fall Is the Perfect Time to Plant Roses (and How to Do It for Gorgeous Spring Flowers)
“Is fall a good time to plant roses?” The simple answer is a resounding YES! Actually, it is an ideal period to bring some new…
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How to Deadhead Dahlias for Maximum Blooms – And Keep the Color Coming Until the End of the Season
Dahlias are true garden overachievers—capable of blooming for five months straight in a dazzling marathon of nonstop color. From pure snowy whites to fiery reds…
