12 Must-Have Vegetables for Your Raised Bed Garden
Thinking about getting into raised bed gardening but don’t know where to start? I’m here to help! Aesthetic, practical, and productive, these elevated landscapes are …
Sick of Tiny Plants? Learn How to Repot Spider Plants for Maximum Growth
Repotting spider plants is an integral part of their growth cycle, so you don’t want to skip it unless you enjoy having dead plants at …
Is Gardening A Lost Cause In A Shady Yard? Not If You Grow These
Think that you need full sun for a productive garden? Not necessarily. In the video below, Sustainable Holly shares 21 edible plants that she grows …
Should You Plant Your Spider Plant Outside This Summer? The Truth Revealed
Most people label spider plants as indoor houseplants, with good reason. You can easily provide an ideal growing environment for them indoors, and they’ll add …
Level Up Your Garden with Vertical Gardening
Have you ever scrolled through Pinterest and seen beautiful images of melons, pumpkins, or beans growing in tunnels or up a trellis? Did you think …
5 Sneaky Reasons Your Petunias are Drooping and How to Give Them a Pick-Me-Up
Petunias are a bold, bright, and beautiful addition to any home or garden. Whether you keep yours in a flower bed or a ceramic pot, …
Take A Break From The Daily Grind With Some Relaxing Garden Time
Need some gentle, calming gardening inspiration? Take a deep breath and forget about your to-do list for a few minutes while you watch this video …
The 6 Most Gorgeous Petunias to Grow in Hanging Baskets
Having hanging flower baskets as a part of your home garden is a fantastic idea. Not only do they add a gorgeous appeal to the …
Help! Deer Ate My Petunias – 6 Foolproof Ways To Protect Your Flowers
Deer aren’t picky eaters. Though they have their favorites (hostas, daylilies, and roses) deer will often consume whatever plant they come across when they’re hungry. …
The Secret to a Thriving Spider Plant? Trim Those Roots!
Trimming the roots of a spider plant is an integral part of its growth process, but it’s a step that many plant owners might be …