
Big Landscaping Ideas for a Small Yard
A small backyard doesn’t mean a small garden. A size restriction is just an opportunity to get more creative – and have the inspiration that you need to get started.
Knowledge and resources about plants and planting are so vast they can be overwhelming. The best approach is to take advantage of information based on your areas of interest and then seek the guidance of a plant professional. Your local nursery or garden center has inspired people ready to offer advice.
A small backyard doesn’t mean a small garden. A size restriction is just an opportunity to get more creative – and have the inspiration that you need to get started.
We know the importance of watering as gardeners, but what about the watering can itself? Using the wrong type can turn this simple task into a chore. Fortunately, there are many designs out there. Once you understand them, you can purchase the best one for you and make watering a pleasant experience for you and your plants!
As summer vacations and activities kick into high gear, it’s tempting to forget about garden upkeep and focus on fun and sun. But taking time out for a few simple tasks can reduce summer stresses for you and your plants.
No yard or balcony is too small to grow vegetables! Even if you don’t have an outdoor space, there are still ways to grow fresh, homegrown food.
Houseplants, Amaryllis and Paperwhites bring us joy through the winter months. When gardeners can’t dig in the soil to plant, we get creative! There are a handful of things you can do on your own to garden indoors. Continue Learning
Peperomia plants are grown for their beautiful ornamental foliage and the shape and habit of the plants will vary widely depending on the species. Some are trailing with small leaves, while others have larger leaves with a stiff, upright growing habit.
Are you having a hard time channeling your inner Zen? Peace and tranquility may feel in short supply these days, but gardening elecates mental health and provides a great escape from relentless new cycles and the stressful state of the world.
Sometime, we need to add more soil to our landscape, like when we’re building a raised bed or leveling a spot in our yard. When it’s time to buy it, it’s hard to know which kind we need. Here’s a guide to distinguishing topsoil from garden soil, and how to choose the best one for your project!
When walking through the neighborhood or taking a drive, notice how many spring blooming trees and shrubs catch your eye. You probably have a spot in mind where one will fit in your yard. Here are a few choices that work well in suburban landscapes.
As long as we’re growing lawns and gardens, we’ll always have to deal with weeds. The question is: how? Ideally, it’s best to beat them before they even grow.