September Garden Survival Guide: What to Prune, Plant, and Prep Before First Frost As summer fades and the crisp edge of fall creeps in, it’s time to shift gears in the garden. September is nature’s reminder that your growing season has an expiration date, and smart gardeners know how to …

Gardening is going wild – literally! One of the latest trends captivating green thumbs is chaos gardening, a carefree approach where you toss out the rulebook (and a bunch of seeds) to let Mother Nature take the lead. This playful method has exploded in popularity on social media, amassing bil …

Gardening success often comes down to planting the right plant in the right place. One of the best tools for figuring out what “right place” means is the USDA Hardiness Zone map. But what exactly are USDA zones, and why do they matter? In this beginner-friendly guide, we’ll ex …

Forget chocolates and roses this Valentine’s Day; the real love story is between you and your garden. While others are planning romantic dinners, you’ll be out there tending to your beloved plants. And the secret to a long-lasting relationship? The right tools. Just like a good partner, …

The champagne has popped, the confetti has settled, and your garden? Well, it still looks like last year had a party in it. January is the perfect time to clean up the mess of seasons past, and the best way to start is by cutting away dead weight—literally. A fresh start in the new year isn't just a …

As the last leaves fall and your garden settles into its winter slumber, it's the perfect time to focus on an often-overlooked but crucial gardening task: winter pruning. This essential practice not only shapes your trees and shrubs but also promotes healthy growth and abundant blooming in the comin …