Succession Planting: How to Keep Your Veggie Garden Productive
Keep your garden producing all season long with succession planting—staggering your crops so there’s always something ready to harvest. It’s a smart way to grow...
Deadheading Flowers: Why, When, and How to Do It for More Blooms
Deadheading—removing spent blooms—encourages plants to produce more flowers instead of seeds. Snip faded blooms just above a leaf or bud to keep your garden looking...
How to Bring Stunning Florals Inside Your Home with Eco-Friendly Wallpaper
Transform your living space with eco-friendly floral wallpaper that combines sustainability with style. Modern designs feature hand-painted blooms, lush botanicals, and vintage-inspired patterns, printed on...
How to Mulch Your Garden for Maximum Moisture Retention and Weed Prevention
Mulching is a simple way to keep your garden thriving—retain moisture, block weeds, and regulate soil temperature. Apply 2–3 inches of organic mulch like straw,...
Pollinators and the Native Plants That Keep Them Coming Back
Pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds thrive on native plants that provide the nectar, pollen, and habitat they need. By growing native species, you create...
How to Use Polycarbonate Glazing for Your Garden Greenhouse
Polycarbonate glazing is a game-changer for greenhouse gardening, offering superior insulation, durability, and UV protection compared to traditional glass. Its lightweight yet impact-resistant nature makes...
The Best Flowers to Have in Your Garden This Summer
Do you dream about vibrant pops of color, rich fragrances and breathtaking blooms? Summer is everyone’s favorite season to get their hands dirty in the...
5 Ways to Be More Sustainable in Your Garden
Creating a beautiful garden doesn’t have to come at the expense of the environment. In '5 Ways to Be More Sustainable in Your Garden,' we...
Companion Planting Guide for May: What to Grow Together for Success
May is a vibrant month in the garden—the soil is warming, the days are longer, and it is prime time to get your hands in...