Where Should You Store Bulbs and Tubers For the Winter?
So you’ve dug up all your bulbs and tubers…now what? Join organic farmer Jenna Rich as she explains the best way to store your bulbs and tubers through the winter for spring success.
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How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Thanksgiving Cactus
A quintessential holiday cactus, Schlumbergera truncata makes a wonderful addition to your Thanksgiving décor and your houseplant collection. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains the tricks and tips to keep this plant happy and flowering.
27 Popular Plants for The Thanksgiving Table
Ready to embrace fall and the spirit of Thanksgiving with stunning natural decor? Unleash your creativity and incorporate plants into your Thanksgiving tablescape with these autumnal beauties. Garden expert Katherine Rowe highlights popular plants to adorn the Thanksgiving table and to enjoy all season!
Why Isn’t My Thanksgiving Cactus Blooming?
Replicating native environments and managing care is essential if you want your Thanksgiving cactus to flower at the right time. Houseplant expert Madison Moulton explains eight reasons why your Thanksgiving cactus may not be blooming this year and what you can do about it.
Should you Prune Hydrangeas in the Fall?
Should you prune your hydrangeas in the fall before the winter sets in? In this article, hydrangea enthusiast Jill Drago will tell you the best time to prune your hydrangeas and a few other tips to make this process seamless.
11 Easiest Tomatoes to Grow From Seed
Tomatoes are very beginner-friendly, but not all varieties are created equal. Former organic farmer Logan Hailey shares the easiest tomato cultivars to grow from seed in your windowsill, patio container, or outdoor garden.
Pressure-Treated Wood in the Garden: What You Need to Know
The question of whether or not to use pressure-treated wood in the garden is a hard one to answer. But that doesn’t mean you can’t educate yourself on the ins and outs of what it is and how it’s used!
How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Venus Flytrap
Venus flytraps are bloodthirsty plants that add character and beauty to any garden. Plus, they aren’t as scary to care for as they seem. With the right environment, Venus flytraps can flourish in your home - so flies, beware!
7 Ways to Reuse Weeds in the Garden
In this article, gardening expert Kaleigh Brillon shows you the silver lining of weeds: they make great fertilizer that’s completely free to use and will make a world of difference for your soil health.
How to Prepare Raspberries for Winter in 7 Easy Steps
It’s the time of year when garden cleanup and winter preparation are in full swing, and this includes your raspberry bushes! Join organic farmer Jenna Rich as she gives 7 easy steps to prepare your raspberry bushes for winter.
28 Invasive Plants to Avoid in the Northeast
Do you live in the northeastern United States and want to avoid invasive plants in your landscape? It doesn’t take long for invasive plants to take over your garden and spread into nearby natural areas. In this article, gardening expert Liessa Bowen introduces 28 invasive plants you should avoid with suggestions for better alternatives.
28 Invasive Plants to Avoid in The Midwest
Are you a Midwest gardener with concerns about invasive species? There are plenty of invasive plants that can not only take over your garden but spread into the neighboring landscape. In this article, gardening expert Liessa Bowen introduces 28 invasive species that Midwestern gardeners should watch out for, plus 28 alternative plants you can grow instead.