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Whether you’re continuing your seed sowing from April or only starting in now, there is something for everyone to plant in May. Gardening expert Madison Moulton covers which seeds are worth starting, including heat-loving crops that are finally safe to sow and fast-finishing vegetables that still have plenty of time to produce.
While sprays work for the moment, knowing how to deal with aphids naturally is the way to control them in your garden for the long run. Sprays can reduce the effectiveness of other forms of pest control, and there are multiple strategies you can employ. Experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, discusses seven ways to keep them at bay.
With so many different timings and ways to maintain shrubs, we’ve developed a shrub pruning guide. Covering nine of the most popular shrubs, we discuss when to prune them and how to do it. Experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, takes you through the process here.
The first flush of lavender blooms is just the beginning if you prune at the right time. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains how to trim lavender after flowering to encourage a second round of blooms and keep the plant healthy for years.
If your tulips bloomed this spring but barely reached above the ground, the problem usually traces back to planting or weather conditions from the previous fall and winter. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains seven common reasons tulips come up short and what to do about it.
If you planted seeds in the fall, you may wonder if the sprouts you’re seeing are those of a weed or perennial. While the easy answer is just to know your perennial seedlings, there are other, easier ways to know the difference. Experienced gardener and master naturalist Sarah Jay discusses the ways to differentiate them.
You have to be careful when determining when to plant tomatoes outside, especially if you live in a colder zone. These warm-weather plants are sensitive to frost, and planting too early can cause problems, sometimes leading to serious damage. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay covers how to time your plantings by hardiness zone – with some caveats!
It’s very easy to grow flaxseeds, as long as you know which to plant and how to care for them. Knowing how to harvest helps too! Get these things right, and you’re on your way to a huge supply of your own homegrown flaxseeds. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay shows you how to grow them here.
Brandywine tomatoes are one of the most rewarding heirlooms you can grow, beloved for years for their delicious flavor. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains what to do in April to set your Brandywine plants up for their best season.
April is one of the best months for getting herbs in the ground, whether you're starting from seed or planting transplants. Gardening expert Madison Moulton shares which herbs to plant now for fresh harvests all season long.
This spring, direct sow marigolds for blooms that keep going through late summer. They’re some of the best companion plants in the veggie garden, acting as a trap crop and nematode repellent. The flowers of any marigold are beautiful. Experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, covers what you need to know to sow these in your garden now.
If you want to grow rose-like blooms without the same level of commitment, Rockapulco® impatiens are a great option. These annuals are perfect in spring and summer gardens, and thrive in the shade. Experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, discusses how to cultivate them here.