Is your garden looking a little sleepy this time of year? Don’t worry—mid-summer is when things really start to shine around here, and it’s the perfect time to refresh your flower beds with heat-loving blooms that thrive well into fall. Our Pacific Northwest garden is at its peak in late July and early August, bursting…
Do you want to grow a garden that’s full of life, where bees are buzzing, butterflies are fluttering, and blooms are thriving? One of the simplest (and most rewarding) ways to plan your flower garden is by choosing plants that attract pollinators. Not only will your garden look beautiful, but you’ll also be doing your…
Have you noticed how some gardens just keep blooming while others start to fizzle out halfway through the season? The secret is simple—deadheading flowers. This easy little practice can keep your plants looking fresh and blooming their hearts out from spring to fall. In this post, I’ll walk you through exactly what deadheading is, why…
Starting a flower garden is such a rewarding experience, but if you’re new to it, it’s easy to make a few missteps along the way. From planting flowers in the wrong spot to forgetting to harvest your blooms, even small mistakes can keep your garden from reaching its full potential. The good news? Most of…
Have you ever dreamed of growing a beautiful cutting garden but aren’t quite sure where to start? Whether you’re a beginner or just looking for a smoother experience, these cut flower garden ‘dos and don’ts’ will help you avoid common mistakes and set you up for success! There’s nothing quite like stepping into your garden…
Are you thinking about growing your first cut flowers from seed but unsure where to start? In this post, I’ll share the benefits of starting flowers from seed and some simple seed-starting tips I’ve picked up along the way. Starting your cut flower garden from seed is a great way to get ahead of the…