Growing Blueberries Is Easy With These 4 Tips
Pancakes, tarts, pies, we love adding blueberries to any recipe. And we’re not alone. The U.S. Department of Agriculture recognizes […]
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Don’t Leave Hanging Baskets Out to Dry…
/in Container Gardening, Flowers, Landscaping, Spring Gardening, Summer GardeningHanging baskets make great visual impacts when they are filled to the brim with bright summer blooms. They add instant […]
Make Your Pet Red, White, Blue for Some Green
/in NewsHave you heard? Your 4th of July can be packed with far more than hot dogs, fireworks and parades. You […]
Show Off Your Patriotic Pet for a Chance to Win $100
/in NewsAs the biggest celebration of the summer, the Fourth of July is the perfect opportunity to celebrate our independence with […]
Out of Town? Don’t Let the Garden Go Brown
/in Container Gardening, Flowers, Spring Gardening, Summer GardeningGardener’s Guide: Hydration while on Vacation As you pack your bags, finish up at work and plan your vacation adventures, […]
Oh Snap! Pick and Serve Fresh Green Beans
/in Vegetable GardeningThe best time of the year is here! Harvest season! And our green beans have never looked, well, greener. They’re […]
Repurpose on Purpose: Trash Transforms into Beautiful Containers
/in Flowers, Landscaping, Spring GardeningContainer gardening adds a whole new element of style and flair to your outdoor space. Not only do you get […]
Double your Roses by Feeding and Deadheading
/in Flowers, Landscaping, Spring GardeningIs there anything better than walking into your garden, smelling the heavenly scent of a rose and seeing a luscious […]
Hip, Hop, Hurray! Grow Hops for Homemade Beer
/in Fruits & Vegetables, Spring Gardening, Vegetable GardeningHomebrewed beer made of homegrown hops takes the craft beer movement to the next level. As you take that first […]
Feed Tomato and Pepper Plants Now
/in Fruits & Vegetables, Spring Gardening, Vegetable GardeningBy now you’ve planted your organic tomatoes and peppers! These homegrown veggies should be starting to flower — which means […]
