Just when you thought you could sit back and relax, it is time to plant your fall garden. Plant these 5 vegetables in your garden before it gets too cold.
Today, we are kicking the month off with a monthly regional gardening article. This article will outline what to do in your Pacific Northwest garden this month. It is time to get out a piece of paper and a pen to jot down your to do list.
You may think that growing ginger is hard, but it’s actually pretty easy. As long as you know a few tips and tricks, you can grow ginger whether it’s in your backyard or in a container.
Today, we are going to break down how to plant and care for ginger. Before we get into that though, there are a couple of factoids about ginger that we will explain.
Texas wildflowers – Bluebonnets and Indian Paintbush
One of the best ways to create that unique, one of a kind look to your garden is to plant wildflowers. They bring that special something and set your yard apart from the Jones’ house next door.
On Wednesdays, we highlight gardening that is easy to do and there isn’t much out there that is easier to grow than wildflowers. Not only will your yard be the envy of the neighborhood, it will be easy to do. Follow the steps below on how to plant and care for your wildflowers.
Schools across the country are starting for the year and the temperatures in the Southeast Region are hot. This can only mean one thing, it’s August. If you are like me, you’ve worked too hard on your lawn and garden to see the summer sun ruin your yard.
It’s that time of year – the time when fall starts to creep up on us. This time of year is always marked by the mums that take over the front of every grocery store and florist.
All of these mums may have you thinking about your fall garden. Today, we are sharing how to plant and help your mums survive the winter.
Often times when I’m writing monthly gardening tips, I find myself using this word – deadheading. If you are new to gardening or have never heard that term it might throw you off quite a bit.
For today’s article, I would like to take some time to make sure we explain what deadheading is, how to do it, and why it’s so important to your garden.
Today, we are sharing about August gardening tips for the Northeast region.
A lot of work goes in to planting, growing, caring and watering your garden. It can be extremely frustrating when all that hard work goes to waste because of the summer heat.
Today, we would like to share with you 17 different plants that are drought tolerant. What that means is that plants on this list thrive on little care and don’t mind the hot temperatures.
Gardening is cheaper than therapy and you get tomatoes. ~ Author Unknown
If you have ever considered starting a garden, then this article is for you. Today, we are sharing our best tips and tricks for gardening from creating an actual place to garden, to knowing which vegetables to start with, to how to harvest.