Blooms
VIDEO: Planting Camassia with Summer Rayne Oakes!
Camassia, a native North American bulb, is a stunning spring bloomer that thrives in USDA hardiness zones 3-8. Often underutilized…
VIDEO: Planting a FALL CONTAINER + HYDRANGEAS + Harvesting POTATOES with Garden Answer
Join Laura from Garden Answer as she shows how to plant a stunning fall container filled with a mix of…
How to Attract Hummingbirds to Your Garden with the Right Plants ?
Hummingbirds bring a magical touch to any garden with their vivid colors and swift, darting movements. Attracting these tiny birds…
VIDEO: Planting MUMS & BOXWOODS + Pruning TREE ROSES & More! with Garden Answer
Follow along as Laura from Garden Answer pots up heirloom mums, prunes tree roses, and plants boxwoods—all with a little…
VIDEO: Using Different Types of ORGANIC Fertilizers ??? with Wyse Guide
Join Kaleb Wyse from Wyse Guide in this gardening guide as he prepares strawberry beds, plants onions, and fertilizes fruit…
VIDEO: Add Containers to Your Garden with Wyse Guide!
Watch Kaleb Wyse from@WyseGuide demonstrate how to enhance flower beds with beautifully arranged containers. In this video, Kaleb shares his tips…
VIDEO: Boosting Blooms with Wyse Guide ??
Looking to get more blooms from your potted annuals? High phosphates in your fertilizer are key! That’s why Kaleb from…
Growing Joy with Maria Podcast Episode 30 Blog: Orchid Care Basics
Orchids have long captivated plant parents with their beautiful flowers and unique growth habits. Despite what others commonly think, taking…
BAGR Blog 159: Houseplants that Bloom
This blog is inspired by Episode 159 of Bloom and Grow Radio Podcast, where host Maria Failla interviewed Lisa Eldred…
5 Ways to Get Your Children Involved in Gardening
It’s never too early to teach your children about gardening! From learning about nature to developing patience, horticulture can benefit…
Plant Care Is Self-Care: Nurture Yourself as You Nurture Your Plants
Ever notice how a moment spent tending your plants feels like a mindful pause in a busy day? You’re not…
Garden Answer’s Design Tips for a Romantic Cottage Garden
English cottage gardens date back centuries. They were used to grow vegetables, herbs for healing, fruit trees, perhaps a beehive,…