One of the new, up-and-coming trends of the gardening world are the unique air plants. These interesting houseplants require no soil to grow and very little water maintenance. They're the perfect addition to dorm rooms, work, or home. Many of them are small, though there are larger varieties available as...
January is a tough time for gardening. The weather is cold and dry, and the snow can do damage to your evergreen trees and shrubs. We've compiled a list of things you can do both outside and inside your home to prepare for this year's growing season: Remove "unnatural" snow...
Shop Local. The holidays are here, and it's time to start thinking of who you're sending flowers to. Long and low centerpieces and cube vase arrangements make wonderful hostess gifts for Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner. This holiday season, where you shop for flowers matters! Shop Local is supporting your local, family-owned...
Fall is officially here, but the gardening doesn't stop just yet. There is still much to be done to ensure a healthy lawn and garden come next spring. We've compiled a list here of the things you can do to prepare for the winter. 1. Rake up leaves. Letting leaves pile up...
Fall is nearly upon us, but that doesn't mean your lawn should fall by the wayside. It's important to the health of your lawn to maintain it even as the weather gets cooler. We've rounded up a few maintenance tips you can follow to make sure your lawn comes back...
August is underway but the summer is far from over. There is still much to be done to make sure your garden is ready for the seasons to change. Here are our top 5 tips to keep your garden looking fresh and ready for the fall: Stop fertilizing perennials, trees,...
Are your hanging baskets and containers looking a little bedraggled? The extreme heat and then the rainy and very humid weather we've had this summer can take a heavy toll on them, leaving plants looking tired. But we still have a lot of summer left, so we've rounded up some...
The heat is on! Summer can be a wonderful time for plants, and it can also be brutal. Heatwaves can droop your favorite annuals, making them look less than perfect. It's important for the health of your annuals to keep them well-watered and fertilized to keep them looking their best....
The first Father’s Day was celebrated in 1910 in Washington, but it wouldn’t become a national holiday until 1972—58 years later after President Woodrow Wilson declared Mother’s Day official. Father’s Day is celebrated on the third Sunday in June; in 2018, it falls on June 17th. This weekend, we’ll honor...
Now that it's finally May and the weather is (mostly) cooperative, it's time to start thinking about your containers. Start planning where you want your containers as well as the exposure they'll get in those areas. Do they get morning sun and afternoon shade? Or do they get full sun...
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