21 Shrubs That Bring Color to Your Garden Every Single Month
Adding shrubs that bloom throughout the year can make a garden feel alive no matter the season. Instead of waiting for a few brief moments …
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Ashley Gilbert
17 Rose Myths Gardeners Still Believe—And What’s Actually True
For centuries, roses have inspired poets, painters, and gardeners alike—but with all that admiration comes a fair share of misinformation. From the belief that roses …
15 Summer Tablescapes That Look Effortless (But Aren’t)
There’s something about summer that makes gathering around a table feel more special, maybe it’s the golden light, the scent of something grilled in the …
20 Fresh Ways to Style Your Backyard This Summer
Backyards tend to take on a rhythm of their own during summer, becoming the go-to spot for morning coffee, casual dinners, or just a quiet …
12 Companion Plants That Help Your Vegetables Thrive (And 6 That Shouldn’t Be Planted Together)
Some vegetables just don’t get along, while others make great neighbors. If you’ve ever had a strangely stunted pepper plant or a tomato that never …
8 Salad Greens That Thrive in Summer (And 5 That Hate Heat)
There’s something especially satisfying about stepping outside on a hot day and picking your own salad greens, still crisp from the morning dew. But not …
17 Things to Consider Before Adding Chickens to Your Yard
Thinking about adding chickens to your backyard? It’s an exciting idea that comes with a lot of rewards—and a few important things to keep in …
8 Vegetables That Like Acidic Soil (And 8 That Prefer Neutral Ground)
Soil pH isn’t exactly the most exciting part of gardening, until your plants start struggling and you’re not sure why. That’s when the numbers start …
6 Herbs You Can Grow on a Windowsill (And 5 That Struggle Indoors)
Growing herbs indoors seems like a simple enough idea, stick a pot on the windowsill and wait for the magic to happen. And sometimes, it …
23 Fast-Growing Flowers Every Garden Could Use for Instant Charm
It’s easy to feel a little impatient when your garden looks more soil than color—especially in early spring or after a big cleanup. Waiting weeks …