Did you see our tips for what you needed to do in the garden in April and felt a little overwhelmed? Maybe you aren’t quite sure how to do your pruning or fertilizing. If you need a little help, keep reading. You will find some helpful tips and resources in this week’s post. Pruning Basics: …
Spring is FINALLY arriving and we know you are ready to get back in the garden! Ready to get to work, but not quite sure where to start? Check out the tips below to know what you need to be working on in April. Fertilize If you didn’t do it in March, go ahead and …
The weather is heating up outside which means summer is almost here. As you look for summer herbs to spruce up your vegetable garden, look no further than basil. This summer herb is easy to grow, loves the sunlight, and comes in multiple varieties. Basil also has many culinary uses, with the herb’s fragrance and …
Grow these perennial flowers to attract pollinators to your home garden! Remember, the most important step is to provide nectar-rich sources of food throughout the growing season. Make sure you include food sources for larvae if you’re attracting butterflies (name listed with a * below) Spring Perennials for Pollinators Growing plants that bloom early in …
Spring has officially sprung and the garden center is looking colorful again. Get inspired by a few of our favorite perennials in bloom right now: Iberis sempervirens – Candytuft This low growing evergreen looks great all year! The leaves are evergreen and it spreads densely but not aggressively. In spring, it’s covered with white flowers. Grow it …