Keep the Blooms, Skip the Work: 10 No-Deadhead June Stars
Deadheading is overrated. Let’s stop pretending we have time for it. If your pruners are collecting dust and your patience is running thin, good news—some …
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David Norman
When the Sun Sets, These 10 Plants Steal the Show
The sun may clock out—but your garden doesn’t have to. While others fade into the shadows, these plants light up the evening like stars at …
18 Flowers That Will Turn Your July Garden into a Color Explosion
If your garden’s feeling a little dull or sparse by midsummer, it’s not too late to bring it to life. July is the perfect time …
6 Heat-Haters You Should Skip and 10 Herbs That Thrive in June
Some herbs melt faster than ice cream on a dashboard. June turns up the heat—and your garden doesn’t have time for delicate divas. While a …
15 Balcony Ideas That Feel Like a Summer Cafe (Even If You Have No View)
You don’t need a sea view, rolling hills, or even a big space to create a dreamy balcony that feels like your favorite summer café. …
16 Plants That Attract Beneficial Insects to Your Garden All Summer Long
If you’ve ever watched your garden struggle with pests or poor pollination, you might be missing one key ingredient: the right bugs. That’s right — …
6 Crops That Thrive in Chill and 3 That Fade in Frosty Beds
Cold doesn’t kill everything—some crops crave it. While your tomatoes shiver and collapse, other plants roll up their leafy sleeves and get to work. These …
Want More Helpful Insects? Start with These 10 Native Flowers
If you want more buzzing, fluttering, and patrolling in your garden—plant with purpose. Not every bloom pulls its weight. Some look pretty and do nothing. …
20 Refreshing Plants to Keep Your Balcony Cool and Lush This Summer
When summer heat starts baking your balcony, it can quickly go from your favorite hangout to a place you avoid at all costs. But the …
17 DIY Garden Details That Make Guests Say “Wait, You Made That?”
When friends and family step into your garden, you want them to be amazed — not just by the plants, but by the little details …