By late winter, it’s hard not to want to tidy up. The urge to cut things back, rake everything smooth, and “get a head start” on spring is real, especially […]

February is the month when seed starting goes from interesting to dangerous. The days are getting longer, the seed packets are staring at you, and suddenly it feels like everything […]

As daylight slowly increases, houseplants and overwintered plants begin to respond, often subtly at first. You might notice a new leaf unfurling, a bit more water use, or a plant […]

February doesn’t get much credit in the garden world. It’s not showy. Nothing is blooming. There’s no big “before and after” moment to admire. But February is where the season […]

February is a tricky month. The days are longer, the sun feels warmer(usually), and one mild afternoon can convince even the most seasoned gardener that spring is basically here. It […]

Forcing branches is really an exercise in timing and patience and, if we’re being honest, resisting the urge to cut everything at once. The first step is deciding when you’d […]

If deer regularly pass through your yard, planning your landscape can feel like a challenge before you even start. While no plant is completely deer proof, some are far less […]

A thriving garden is not just about what looks good. It is also about what supports life. Pollinator friendly gardens are healthier, more resilient, and full of movement and color […]

Spring gardens that truly thrive are rarely the result of last minute decisions. They begin with thoughtful planning and smart plant choices made well before planting season arrives. Native plants […]