Tag: Plants
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Growing fabulous flowers for the first time is super exciting, but it can feel a bit daunting, too. Whether you’ve recently acquired an entire backyard to fill, or you just fancy adding a few containers to your patio, step one is choosing your plants. But with so many varieties to decide between, how do you…
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Want to extend the growing season? You can grow fresh vegetables well into the fall—or even all year long—by protecting them from the cold with a simple row cover, grow tunnel, or DIY cold frame. With all the hard work you already did up front, let’s keep your plants going strong! Learn more. 6 Ways to Protect…
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Growing plants at home can be a challenge. Whether it’s frosty weather or garden pests like squirrels eating bulbs, achieving a thriving garden requires serious patience. Many gardeners advise using a greenhouse for this reason, especially when planting seeds that require warmth. This keeps the seeds safe from both the elements and any pests. A…
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<\/div><\/div>”],”filter”:{“nextExceptions”:”img, blockquote, div”,”nextContainsExceptions”:”img, blockquote, a.btn, a.o-button”},”renderIntial”:true,”wordCount”:350}”> Is your backyard littered with dead plants and forgotten dreams? Do you couch rot while scrolling videos from Ballerina Farm? Are you a millennial grappling with the inevitable transition from van-life dirtbag to homeowner in the ’burbs? You need a little low-key, lazy gardening in your life. USDA Zones…
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Key Takeaways Geraniums and petunias are popular annual plants that thrive in sunny conditions and are easy to maintain. Mint is a durable perennial herb that can spread easily, making it great for beginners, especially when contained. Sedums and daylilies are resilient perennials that require minimal care and are suited for a variety of garden…
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“It’s a myth that small gardens need small plants,” says Gina Taylor, of East London Garden Design. “Something bold and architectural —like Fatsia japonica or Dicksonia antarctica (soft tree fern) can actually make the space feel more grounded and generous.” The same goes with pots: fewer in larger sizes will make the garden look considered…
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Are you seeking proven performers for the season ahead? Check out Part 3 of our series highlighting top picks from the 2025 Michigan Garden Plant Tour trial sites. Every year, Michigan State University and Michigan’s leading young plant producers host a free open house at their trial sites and display gardens for growers, landscapers and…
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Planting the first vegetables, flowers, or shrubs of spring marks a new year of gardening, but growing plants in a greenhouse can mean that season never has to end. Whether heated or unheated, a greenhouse can make tasks like growing tropical plants and getting a jump on seeding tender annuals easier—and extend your growing season…
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– Butler-grade watering system – You’re unlocking the freedom to embark on journeys with your loved ones, cherishing moments of happiness and joy. It automatically provides precise hydration to your plants, ensuring your garden flourishes with vitality and beauty.More robustly – With excellent stability and powerful water pressure, this system can deliver water to up…
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– Oregon Family Farm Business – Our company is family owned and operated on our 65 acre farm in rural Oregon. Each Spade To Fork indoor garden kit contains 5 types of Certified USDA Organic Non GMO seeds. The herb planters for indoor plants also include Italian Large Leaf Basil, Coriander Cilantro (slow bolt), Peione…