How would you like to have flowers for Mother’s Day bouquets and quick floral gifts throughout the summer? Plant a cutting garden!
You may not know this, but a long time ago, potatoes were sold in “potato bags” made of burlap. As times goes on, things change. And now? You can grow your potatoes in a bag!
Everyone loves the beauty of a cut flower bouquet or arrangement, but, unfortunately, cut flowers only last about a week. This Valentine’s day, let’s think outside the long-stemmed red rose box and give a unique gift to prove your love.
Most homeowner’s dream of a lush and beautiful lawn but fear it’s too much work for them. We’re not saying it doesn’t require some effort; however, a lawn to be proud of is worth a bit of extra effort, right?
Sometimes, there is a simple reason an area doesn’t drain well. Construction debris under the soil may be causing water to stand in place.
Do you know the difference between pill bugs and sow bugs? Both are terrestrial crustaceans and look quite similar.
If we told you about a way to prevent weed seeds from germinating and becoming weeds in your yard, would you use it?
Click the headline above for this season’s helpful gardening tips!
Looking for a special plant to make a statement in your garden? Consider a conifer! Conifers provide bulk, substance and form to gardens.
It’s time for a change! If you’re like many of us, last year you vowed to update, replace and rejuvenate your ornament collection. Don’t wait! Stop by now for the best selection of a wide variety of themes, styles, sizes and colors.
Generosity abounds during the holidays, right? So, don’t forget your bird buddies…they like “gifts” too. Suet cages, hanging or mounted bird feeders, and hummingbird feeders spread joy to our avian neighbors.
Here’s another decorating idea for this holiday season… mix your poinsettias with clivias to create big, bold and beautiful displays.
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