Surprise yourself with flowers next spring by burying these treasures now. The first flowers of spring, flowering bulbs always come as a welcome sight after the long months of winter. Tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths are a few of the many bulbs that bloom each...
Flowers are a pollinator’s best friend, but they’re not the only things they need to thrive. Like all creatures, pollinators need access to clean, reliable water sources. Luckily, they’re easy to provide! Building a simple bee and butterfly water...
A sunny afternoon isn’t the only time you can enjoy your garden. Underneath the light of the moon, a whole other kind of magic opens up: nocturnal flowers awaken, moths visit blossoms, leaves shine in the silver light, and an owl calls from a distance. While you...
An abundance of insects is a natural sign of a healthy and biodiverse garden. Sometimes, however, these garden guests can quickly become pests, damaging our plants and ruining our crops. It’s every gardener’s job to keep an eye out for potential nuisances...
Northern cardinals, yellow warblers, and cedar waxwings—imagine if you could attract these birds and others to your garden year-round. While bird feeders and nest boxes help, there is so much more you can do to make your landscape a haven for the winged ones. With...
Are you wondering what kind of fertilizer to use in your yard and garden? You’re not alone! With so many choices out there, it’s hard to know what’s best for your specific plants. But with a little knowledge, you can make well-informed decisions...
