As seasons change, many gardeners assume their gardening will need to become dormant. However, that is just not the case; there are a few crops that not only grow during the colder weather but will thrive.
Although gardening season is winding down, there are still things that can be done. Getting your garden ready for next Spring can help your garden shine, giving you the best spring bloom possible.
Ornamental grasses are a great way to add more character to any garden space. Plus, they are low-maintenance, meaning they’re perfect for any gardener.
For gardeners who have a small space to work with, growing produce may seem to be out of the question. But what many don’t know is that French intensive gardening is designed to maximize produce growth in smaller spaces, allowing gardeners of all kinds to grow their own produce.
With excessive rain hurting many gardens, it is important for gardeners to look at all their options. Rain gardens are a great way to continue gardening while also helping to eliminate large puddles and harmful run-off associated with heavy rains.
Did you know that you can extend the bloom of your garden? It’s true! By adding certain flowers to your garden, you can watch as a kind of second spring takes hold, coloring your garden with beautiful blooms.
The Zanzibar Gem is known for its low maintenance and unique appearance. However, did you know that these plants can be great at eliminating airborne toxins in the home?
Where some gardeners have had to adjust their routines to account for drought, others have had to difficulties with excess rain. Luckily there are some solutions to keep gardens flourishing.
Oftentimes, vegetable gardens are plagued by pests. Luckily, there are ways to keep pests out of your vegetable garden without using harmful chemicals.
Sometimes the tedious tasks of gardening can be too much, especially for gardeners who can’t move as easily as they used to. Luckily, there are plenty of techniques that allow gardeners to spend less time weeding, watering, or worrying, and more time relaxing as they enjoy their thriving garden.
