Landscape Plants for Wet Areas
While many gardeners may shy away from soggy spots in their yards, there's a world of lush beauty waiting to be unlocked in wet areas. Embracing the moisture opens up a whole new realm of possibilities for your garden, where a variety of plants thrive in damp soil conditions. These water-loving wonders can transform your wet areas into vibrant oases of greenery.
Hydrangea Pruning Tips
The showy blooms of the genus Hydrangea are hard to beat for reliable color in the garden, but when do you trim? We get this question a lot! There are basically old wood bloomers (bloom on last year’s wood) and new wood bloomers (bloom on wood produced this season).
Building a Pollinator Garden
Pollinators are in decline and need our help. They are incredibly important as they are responsible for nearly 80% of the world’s flowering plants. Those flowers are critical in the production of fruits, nuts, and berries. Creating a pollinator garden is simple and will add long-lasting beauty to your outdoor living space. Here’s how to get started.