Discover spring gardening tips and inspiration. From selecting the best spring-blooming plants and starting seeds to soil preparation and pest management, we provide everything you need to kickstart your gardening season.
Are you considering growing a cut flower garden but want the process to be simple and fun? This guide will help you choose some of the easiest flowers to grow indoors from seed, giving you more time to enjoy your garden. For beginners, growing flowers from seed can be gratifying. There’s something truly amazing about…
Are you growing a cut flower garden this year? In this post, we’ll walk through the essential steps to wake up your winter garden and how to prepare a flower bed for spring planting. From assessing your garden’s condition and amending the soil to choosing the right flowers and using best practices for layout and…
Are your outdoor ferns looking old and tired? Now is the time to refresh them so they look vibrant and healthy again. This post will guide you through the best practices for cutting back outdoor evergreen ferns just in time for the new gardening season. Evergreen ferns are the focal point in the shadier areas…
Don’t you love how spring-flowering bulbs bring color and life back to the garden after a cold winter season? This guide will take you through the essential steps to grow and care for your spring bulb flowers, rewarding you with a gorgeous growing season. From choosing the right bulbs to planting techniques and maintenance tips,…
Updated on 1/25/2024 Are you thinking about growing cut flowers from seed but unsure where to start? In this post, I’ll share the benefits of growing flowers from seed and basic seed-starting tips I’ve learned along the way. This is Part 1 in my series on growing a cut flower garden. Starting a cut flower…
Are you considering growing your flowers and vegetables from seed this year? I’ve compiled a list of supplies needed to start sowing your seeds indoors to grow strong and healthy plants. I start seeds in the greenhouse rather than planting them directly in the garden. This is mainly because the weather can be unpredictable this…