While some may point to spring as the most impactful season for your yard and garden, real green thumbs know that the clearest path to a luscious spring is autumnal preparation. So, before breaking out your favorite hot cocoa recipe,
The changing leaves and falling temperatures are all signs that autumn is just around the corner. And what better way to celebrate fall than with the literal fruits (or veggies) of your summer labor? So, this September, don't just break out
What in tarnation are carnations? These elegant flowers with colorful, multi-layered blooms are an eye-catching addition to any garden! And while we've talked about color-changing plants in the past, carnations take it to a whole new level: customization. Carnations don't change
It's tough to beat the heat. As temperatures rise and summers get hotter, protecting your plants from heat stress becomes increasingly crucial to a lush, healthy garden. While no one has ever won a battle against the sun, there are steps
What's a more dazzling display than dozens of daisies? So, consider growing a daisy garden this summer to add vibrancy to your yard! To help you out, we'll walk you through some of our favorite daisy varieties, the basics of putting
If you're looking to sell your house, there's no better time than summer. According to Bankrate.com, the median sales price for homes peaks in July, and the housing market's highest-earning months are May and June. That means now is the time
This summer, get your yard buzzed by starting a pollinator garden. Known for attracting butterflies, birds, and, yes, bees, these plots of plants help keep your local ecosystem strong and offer a vivid beauty perfect for any property. Even better, starting
The more time we spend outside, the more we need a sensible storage solution for all the stuff that helps make our lawn, garden, and patio look exquisite. A garage may do for a while, but if your home seems
With its hot dogs and hamburgers, it's no wonder why Memorial Day is considered such a meaty holiday. But all it takes is a walk through your garden to see the potential in produce. The fruits and vegetables growing in your
Mother's Day always seems to sneak up on us. This year, though, you can get ahead of the game by helping the caregivers in your life with some home improvement projects for spring. So, skip over the played-out flowers. Instead, give