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Peonies have been charming gardens for centuries, and heirloom varieties are a testament to their longevity and performance. Garden expert Katherine Rowe explores antique peonies, rooted in history, to add to our modern collections.
Hardy hibiscus shrubs are beautiful garden and landscape elements. The 'Luna' cultivar has some of the biggest and loveliest flowers around. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to learn how to grow this lovely hibiscus in your garden.
Are you creating the ultimate survival garden this year? If so, don’t miss out on these essential survival garden seeds. In this article, plant expert Matt Dursum covers the must-have survival garden seeds and their importance.
With the price of produce always on the rise, your grocery bill can feel like it's skyrocketing. Growing your own food is a great way to get the freshest, tastiest produce while cutting down your food budget. Vegetable gardener Melissa Strauss has some tasty veggies that you can grow in your garden to lower your grocery costs.
If you have hellebores in the yard, you may wonder if you need to prune them. All hellebore plants benefit from pruning, though when and how to do it depends on the species. Seasoned grower Jerad Bryant shares all you need to know about pruning your hellebores for growing success.
Dying grasses are no fun! They turn lush yards into brown and lifeless ones. Don’t lose hope—there are easy ways to turn dead sites into lush, green ones full of healthy grasses. Former landscaper Jerad Bryant shares six easy steps for fixing your dying, winter-damaged lawn.
If you need more sweet and delicious fruit in your life, berry bushes are a fast way to make that happen. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss shares some spring-planted shrubs that produce the sweetest, juiciest fruits around!
Are you starting a hydroponic garden this year? Fruit-bearing plants, like strawberries and tomatoes, grow exceptionally well without soil. In this article, plant expert Matt Dursum covers the easiest fruit-bearing plants you can grow hydroponically at home.
Growing food for survival is how gardening started! Before we had large farms and fields of wheat, families grew the food they needed close to home. Save money this year by cultivating food crops in your yard; seasoned grower Jerad Bryant shares how to get started.
There’s more than one way to grow a green lawn! Whether planting grass seed or alternative plants like clover, overseeding can create a beautiful space with little to no work from you. Former landscaper Jerad Bryant shares seven overseeding tips for lush, healthy lawns.
With late winter’s turn comes warming days and the promise of budding annuals. Easy insulation against spring frosts protects that tender flush of growth. Don’t lose a fresh crop of annual color to spring’s weather whims. Add temporary frost protection with gardening expert Katherine Rowe.
Do you notice patches of off-color grass where the snow melted? You may be dealing with snow mold. In this article, horticulture expert Matt Dursum covers what to do if you have snow mold on your grass.