Seed Saving: A Gardener’s Guide
Gardening isn’t just about cultivating beautiful plants; it’s also about preserving the incredible diversity of plant species. Seed saving allows us to play a role in ensuring future ...
Category: Traditional Gardens
Overwintering Plants: Bring Your Garden Indoors
Overwintering plants for the winter can be a bittersweet experience – the transition from vibrant outdoor gardens to the coziness of indoor spaces. Questions like “Which plants can ...
Shredded Leaves: Yard Waste to Garden Gold
Fallen leaves are often seen as a nuisance during the fall season, cluttering lawns, and driveways. However, these seemingly bothersome leaves can be transformed into valuable resources for ...
Best Bulbs to Plant in Fall: Ten Stunning Spring Blossoms
Fall is the time to start planning and picking the best bulbs to plant in fall for next spring’s blooms. Bulbs require cold temperatures below freezing to bloom ...
Blooms Galore: Best Plants to Plant in Fall
Choosing the best plants to plant in the fall can be daunting, but as a gardener, I’ve found that fall planting offers a unique opportunity to revitalize your ...
Nasturtium Companion Plants: Natures Pest Deterrent
Nasturtium companion plants are a beneficial addition in any garden – vertical or traditional. It’s easy to grow and available in a host of varieties from compact to ...
11 Fall Garden Prep Ideas for Spring Blooms
Fall, often seen as a season of transition with the colder months, is an opportunity for gardeners to set the stage for a remarkable spring garden. Within our ...
Companion Planting: A Green Thumb Guide
Companion planting is a clever strategy for maximizing space in both your vertical and traditional gardens. It involves arranging your vegetables, herbs, and flowers in harmonious groupings, where ...
Vertical Herb Garden: Cultivating Green Delights
Vertical herb gardens have taken the gardening world by storm, and for good reasons. There are many advantages to designing, planting, and nurturing your own garden of flavorful ...
