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What’s Wrong With Your Azaleas? Identify, Tackle And Prevent 6 Common Azalea Pests
If you’ve spotted signs of azalea leaf damage, don’t panic – here’s how to identify the most common azalea pests so you can take action swiftly and keep plants healthy
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Why Are There No Leaves On My Azaleas? Identify Common Azalea Leaf Issues And Fix Foliage Problems
Azaleas grown under ideal conditions are normally carefree and disease free, but things can go wrong. Learn about common azalea leaf problems and solutions.
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Native Hydrangea Varieties In North America – 8 Sensational Smooth And Oakleaf Varieties For Hardy Blooms And Multi-Season Beauty
Hydrangeas are beloved for their enduring visual dynamics – but if you go native, they’re even better. Here are the most captivating native hydrangea varieties you can grow
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Growing Cherry Tomatoes: The Ultimate Guide For The Sweetest, Freshest Harvest
Learning how to grow sweet, juicy cherry tomatoes is so rewarding and perfect for any space. Discover everything you need to get get planting and harvesting.
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Looking For Blue Garden Design Inspiration? Try These 8 Plants For A Super Cool Garden
Embrace some of the coolest flowers and foliage around with blue garden design, as we reveal the design ideas and plants that can add a fresh new look to your space
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How To Grow An Oakleaf Hydrangea For A Stunning Four-Season Display
The oakleaf hydrangea is pretty much the perfect shrub. It's easy to grow, looks good all year, and fits into almost any landscape. Here's how to grow one.
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Grow These 8 Pretty Peony Colors To Include In Your Garden For A Spectacular Spring Rainbow
There are as many shades of peony as there are types of garden – each more gorgeous than the last. Discover some of the most exhilarating peony colors for your yard
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Want To Know How To Make A Spider Plant Bushier? 4 Secrets For Lush & Bushy Spiders
Are you looking for ways to make your spider plant look bigger or more dramatic? Follow these quick and easy tips on how to make a spider plant bushier
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Grow ‘Karl Rosenfield’ Peony Plants For The Ultimate Frilly Border Beauties And Cut Flowers
For frilly double magenta peony petals infused with a heady fragrance, grow ‘Karl Rosenfield’ peony plants. Here’s how to cultivate the ultimate plushy blooms
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How To Make A Bouquet Garni Or Herb Bundle For Cooking
If you’re a great cook, you may have made an herb bundle before. If this is a new idea, learn how to add sparkle and interest to your dish with a bouquet garni.
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‘Coral Charm’ Peony Care For Sublime Semi-Double Peonies With Lush Salmon Pink Flowers
Peonies are known for their soft baby pink or magenta tones, but if plushy coral blooms are your thing, here’s our guide to the ultimate ‘Coral Charm’ peony care
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Do Seeds Expire? I Grew Vegetables All Summer Long With With Seeds That Expired Years Ago
Content Editor Laura answers the question, "Do seeds expire?" and shares how she grew a thriving vegetable garden with seeds long past their expiration date.
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Can You Grow Potatoes From Potatoes You Bought At The Grocery? Let’s Give It A Try!
Can you grow store-bought potatoes? The answer is yes! With a little preparation, you can get a nice harvest from potatoes that have sprouted in your pantry.
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Want The Longest Lasting Hydrangea Flowers? Grow These 8 Panicle Hydrangea Varieties
For ornamental shrubs that deliver the longest flowering seasons with plush blooms and delicate hues, these panicle hydrangea varieties are essential in your yard
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Zinnias On Repeat: 10 Glorious Cut-And-Come-Again Varieties For Endless Summer Bouquets
These zinnia varieties keep giving all summer, making them the perfect choice for dedicated cutting gardens – or just the occasional homegrown bouquet.
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How And When To Fertilize Azaleas: Learn How Smart Feeding Can Boost Your Blooms
Established azaleas do not need fertilizer to fuel their blooms, but they still need proper conditions to thrive. Learn how to fertilize without overdoing it.
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Growing Herbs In Containers: Ultimate Guide To Potted Herb Gardens For Year-Round Edibles
For anyone with a curiosity for kitchen gardens, growing herbs in containers is deeply rewarding and flavorsome, whether you’re a keen beginner or a seasoned amateur
