Robby 
When spring starts to show its face, I can’t wait to get into the garden. But there are some seeds that need to be started indoors first. In your growing zone, you might want to grow plants that need to be started inside before they can be safe to plant outside. Or, you want to … Read more
With their graceful white blooms and easygoing nature, peace lilies make a wonderful addition to both home and office spaces. While relatively low-maintenance, providing these plants with proper nutrition is key to keeping them looking their best. But when it comes to fertilizing peace lilies, what is the best plant food to use? In this … Read more
Caring for plants is one of the most rewarding hobbies a person could ever keep. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again – nature is the gift that gives back. We’re here to help you (and your plants) do well, whether you’re a seasoned gardener, a self-proclaimed plant parent, or a new plant … Read more
Circular garden designs can add interesting visual appeal and functionality to small backyard spaces. The circular form lends itself well to creating compartments and intimate spaces within a compact area. Rounded beds and winding paths also help make small gardens feel larger. If you have a tiny yard or narrow side area to work with, … Read more
Lilac shrubs or trees (Syringa vulgaris) are loved for their heavenly fragrant flowers in spring and summer. In autumn their heart shaped leaves change colour, before they lose their leaves for winter. Lilacs do best in cool to mild weather and a spot that gets full sun to part shade. The soil should be able … Read more
You will often find the ZZ plant on lists of easy-to-care-for houseplants, and rightfully so. They have a well-deserved reputation for being one of the toughest and almost impossible to kill plants. They are great for people who are new to taking care of plants. How to care for a ZZ plant is what often … Read more
Pruning fig trees is an essential part of looking after the tree. Experts say that you should prune the tree twice a year, once in the summer and once in the winter. At least once a year, during the dormant season (winter), you should do it. The trees won’t get a nice crown, will be … Read more
Nut bearing trees are often overlooked by the backyard orchardist. They shouldn’t be. Nut trees do take longer to fully grow than most fruit trees, but once they do, they will keep giving you nuts for decades or even centuries. Most make handsome shade trees in addition to providing delicious and healthful nuts. The best … Read more
Get ready to dive into a world full of bright colors! We’re about to discover the wonderful world of perennials, and guess what? They’re all dressed in beautiful orange shades. Today, we’re going to tell you about 24 perennial garden stars that will make your space a warm and colorful masterpiece. So, get a drink, … Read more
As an avid gardener, I look forward to spring every year when the garden centers roll out their flats full of colorful annuals and bedding plants The sight of those first sunny flats gets me excited to start filling my flower beds and containers with vibrant flowers. But if you’re new to buying bedding plants, … Read more