Fertilizing and Lawns: Set the Stage, Don’t Rush It
March can feel like the moment lawns and landscapes have their winter blankets pulled away [...]
March in the Garden: When Movement Returns
March has long been described as coming in like a lion and going out like [...]
A Gentle Reminder: Leave the Garden Standing a Little Longer
By late winter, it’s hard not to want to tidy up. The urge to cut [...]
Seed Starting in February: Start Smart, Not Early
February is the month when seed starting goes from interesting to dangerous. The days are [...]
Houseplants & Overwintered Plants: Balance Before the Growth Spurt
As daylight slowly increases, houseplants and overwintered plants begin to respond, often subtly at first. [...]
February Garden Prep: The Quiet Wins
February doesn’t get much credit in the garden world. It’s not showy. Nothing is blooming. [...]
What Not to Do in February (A Friendly Reminder from Your Garden)
February is a tricky month. The days are longer, the sun feels warmer(usually), and one [...]
When to Cut Branches: Planning Ahead
Forcing branches is really an exercise in timing and patience and, if we’re being honest, [...]
The Best Deer Resistant Plants to Add to Your Landscape
If deer regularly pass through your yard, planning your landscape can feel like a challenge [...]
Designing a Garden That Pollinators Will Love This Spring
A thriving garden is not just about what looks good. It is also about what [...]