by Tamara | Sep 5, 2023 | beginner gardening, ceramic pots, potted plants
As summer says goodbye and the air turns crisper, it’s time to transition your garden from vibrant blooms to the rich and cozy hues of fall. But just because the temperatures are dropping doesn’t mean your gardening journey has to come to an end. Fall...
by Tamara | Jul 14, 2023 | beginner gardening, garden, gardening, organic, vegetables
Are you tired of second-guessing how to properly harvest your vegetables? Wondering whether to twist, pull, or cut them off the plant? From twisting off beans and peas to carefully cutting lettuce and gently pulling carrots from the ground, we’ll provide you...
by Tamara | Jun 21, 2023 | beginner gardening, flower, gardening
As the summer sun blazes overhead, maintaining proper hydration becomes crucial for the health and vitality of your garden. Watering your plants effectively during this season can be a balancing act between preventing water stress and conserving this precious...
by Kelly Reilly | Aug 1, 2022 | beginner gardening, gardening, harvest, vegetables
7 Vegetables to Plant in Late Summer or Early Fall for a Bountiful Autumn Harvest If you only plant produce in the spring, you’re missing out on a whole second growing season. In fact, plenty of veggies flourish in the cooler temps and shorter days of late summer and...
by Tamara | Oct 29, 2020 | beginner gardening, DIY, flower, fresh cut flowers, gardening, Uncategorized
Hydrangea are one of the most popular summer flowers. They put on quite a show during their peek and we all want a way to enjoy them well past the summer months. Taking a lesson from P. Allen Smith, here are 3 easy steps to enjoy these beautiful blooms well past...
by Tamara | Sep 29, 2020 | beginner gardening, deadheading, flower, gardening, outdoor plants, potted plants
If you have purchased a mum (or several 😉) for your front porch, you are not alone! Mums are a fall staple and we have some tips to keep your blooms looking pretty all season long. Repot your mum when you get home. Mums tend to be rootbound (their roots take up the...
