Welcome back to Beginner Gardening Wednesday. Each week, we seek out the easiest to grow plants, trees, herbs, and you name it, for our Beginner Gardening Challenge.
We have covered everything from growing and planting chives, hydrangeas, roses, spinach, and much more. We believe that just because you are new to gardening doesn’t mean that you can’t have the most beautiful garden on the block.
Are you looking to add a little something to your fall garden?
Over the past few weeks, some Americans saw snow, gray skies, and frost. Before we store all of our gardening tools and head indoors for that cup of hot chocolate, there is still much to be done in the garden.
Today, we are talking about 5 different perennials that can help take the gloom out of fall. These perennials provide your garden and landscape with beautiful fall colors that will warm you up on the coldest of fall days.
Would you like to lower the work that your lawn requires?
Are you wondering how to decrease the amount of time you are spending outside on your lawn?
Everyone loves having a beautiful lawn, but the work to get to that beautiful lawn can be frustrating. Irritation can grow, especially when the weather outside starts to get colder, the ground gets harder to work, and you find yourself spending most of your Saturday out in your yard.
When I think of chives, I usually think of a steaming baked potato with all the works including chives. How about you?
Welcome back to Beginner Gardening Wednesday. This is our series where we share gardening tips and tricks that are helpful for any gardener and especially helpful if you’re new to gardening.
Growing an herb garden is a lot easier than it sounds and today, we are going to share with you how to grow chives.
Did you know that leeks are known to be one of the most expensive vegetables?
Do you call them leeks, green onions, or scallions?
Whether you call them leeks, green onions, or scallions, most likely you’ve been adding them to your salad these days. Leeks are one of the most expensive vegetables you can purchase from the grocery store.
The colder weather is sweeping across the nation. As the holidays draw near, you may be wondering about bringing some of your garden indoors.
Wednesday means it’s time for our Beginner Gardening Challenge. This is our current series that helps make gardening easier. Today, we are looking at 7 herbs that can be grown indoors.
Are you looking for a way to fight allergies naturally?
Garlic isn’t just for keeping away vampires anymore. While garlic can add that perfect extra flavor to your dish, it has also shown that it can help fight allergies. Today, we are looking at how to plant garlic because depending on where you live, you may still be able to plant this fall.
Are you unsure what needs to be done in your garden this month?
Are you wondering if it’s too late to plant trees this fall?
Happy November everyone! Every first of the month, we post gardening tips and tricks that will help make your landscape shine that month. Just because the weather is getting colder doesn’t mean the work is done. November is full of to-dos. Below is a list of all the to-dos this month.
Did you think adding a bird garden is only for advanced gardeners?
Welcome back to Beginner Gardening Wednesday. Every Wednesday, we have been posting articles that are designed for novice gardeners. Our goal is to make gardening easy and fun for even the greenest of thumbs. Today, we are looking at how to add a bird garden.
Would you like to look out at your garden in the middle of winter and love what you see?
Your garden has the potential to be you most beautiful masterpiece and yes, even in the winter. Did you know that your garden can still be beautiful even in the winter? Just because summer has ended doesn’t mean your garden is through wowing the neighbors. Let’s take a look at 4 tricks to creating your perfect winter garden.
