How to Grow Mexican Bush Sage That Bees and Hummingbirds Can’t Resist
Some flowers flirt. Mexican bush sage throws a full-on garden party. With velvet-soft spikes and a color so rich it makes other blooms look like …
Some flowers flirt. Mexican bush sage throws a full-on garden party. With velvet-soft spikes and a color so rich it makes other blooms look like …
Coreopsis isn’t just another flower—it’s a full-blown fireworks show in your garden. Bold. Bright. Relentless. Until it’s not. One minute you’ve got golden petals lighting …
Looking to break away from the usual garden choices? Ptilotus exaltatus—also known as ‘Mulla Mulla’ or ‘Joey’—offers an eye-catching alternative with its fuzzy, flame-shaped blooms …
Ragweed doesn’t knock. It barges in, wrecks your sinuses, and invites its ugly cousins to the party. One plant can release a billion grains of …
Stinging nettles are rude, aggressive, and painful—until they become your garden’s secret weapon. Most folks yank them out in a fury, swearing through the sting. …
You don’t need a farm to grow potatoes—just a pot and a plan. First early potatoes are the sprinters of the spud world. They grow …
Some fruits were meant to be legends, but time turned them into ghosts. Yes, America once boasted fruits so bold and flavorful they could stop …
Splitting rhubarb sounds simple—until you end up with a sad, wilted mess instead of a thriving patch. Rhubarb is stubborn. It holds onto its secrets …
Your garden is not a trash can for your morning coffee and fireplace leftovers. Yes, we’ve all heard it—coffee grounds perk up your plants, and …
Your soil is probably starving. Not for water. Not for fertilizer. But for wriggly, slimy, underground garden heroes: earthworms. These little dirt diggers aren’t gross—they’re …