Two years ago, we published a weekly series called Rose Fridays. Every Friday, we would share tips and tricks to growing perfect roses.
Today, we are publishing another rose article. This one, however, is going to contain everything we have ever published about roses.
The sun is shining, the weather is warm and our lawns are in need of a little extra care. With many communities placing watering restrictions and the summer sun beating down, our lawns may need special attention during the summer.
The summer lawn care tips provided below are perfect for any gardener at any level, making this article a great fit for our Beginner Gardening Wednesday. This is a weekly series tailored to notice gardeners.
Would you like to know how to add a polished look to your yard while retaining moisture in your soil?
We are kicking off this week with our Regional Gardening Series and this Monday, we are diving into the Southeast Region of the United States. July’s temperatures are hot and the sun is shining. Check out the article below to find tips and tricks to help stay cool and keep your yard looking amazing.
Hours of labor, back pain and frustration may have you looking for ways to keep your lawn low maintenance. Everyone loves a fresh, green and put together yard, but there has to be an easier way to do it. Today, we are sharing 5 secrets to keeping your back healthy and your lawn low maintenance.
I love having a fresh herb garden. I love the aroma that fresh herbs provide and I love cooking with them.
When you are in a small living space, gardening seems like the last thing that would fit, but by using mason jars as containers anyone can make a small space work.
Growing herbs in mason jars is actually pretty easy and because of that we’ve included in our Beginner Gardening Wednesday. Beginner Gardening Wednesday is our weekly series where we make gardening accessible for all levels.
Summer is here and it’s time to enjoy the sun. Whether your getting out and weeding the flower beds, planting vegetables or just watering your lawn, today we are providing the tips you need to know to keep your yard exquisite all summer long.
This week we are sharing about gardening tips for the month of July in the Pacific Northwest region part of the country.
Happy 4th of July everyone! Today, we celebrate our nation’s birthday, those who have fought to protect us, and our freedom. While the last thing on your mind today may be gardening, we wanted to share what you can do with all those scraps from the BBQs and dinners you and your family and friends are enjoy today.
Below are 3 different foods that you can actually re-grow from your table scraps. So, don’t throw them out just yet.
Summer is here, temperatures are rising, the sun is hot and our plants need watering. Today, we are sharing with you 8 summertime watering tips. These tips will help keep you keep your water bills down and your yard looking green and fresh.
Today is Beginner Gardening Wednesday (BGW). While BGW is a series designed for beginner gardeners, these tips are perfect for any stage or level gardener you might be.
On this last Monday of the month, we are covering the last region in our regional gardening series, the Southeast Region of the U.S. Every Monday we cover a different region.
Today’s region covers from the Southeastern tip of Texas through Virginia. If you are planning what to do in your garden or lawn this month, check out the tips below.
There are two lasting bequests we can give our children:
one is roots. The other is wings.
– Hodding Carter, Jr.
Gardening with children doesn’t have to be challenging. In fact, it can be fun family activity and can offer some really great benefits.
These days, many children’s time is filled with what we call in our house “screen time” and sometimes it can be difficult finding something you and your child both enjoy.