15 Flowers Blooming in Southern Gardens This May
May is a magical month for Southern gardens, bursting with colorful flowers that thrive in the warmth and longer days. From the vibrant shades of …
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David Norman
16 Edible Plants That Love Cool, Damp Pacific Northwest Summers
Think you can’t grow edibles in the cool, damp Pacific Northwest? Think again. While the rest of the world is sweating through scorching summers, the …
What’s Blooming Right Now in Zone 5? May’s Top Flowers and Shrubs
Spring isn’t shy anymore—it’s showing off. And Zone 5? It’s in full bloom. After months of brown branches and muddy thaw, your garden is finally …
21 Native Wildflowers That Attract Pollinators in Midwest States
Your garden isn’t just a vibe—it’s a buffet. But not all the best guests are showing up… yet. If your blooms are quiet, your bees …
14 Indoor Plants That Can Survive the Driest Environments
Not all houseplants need daily misting or perfectly humid air to thrive. In fact, some of the best options for beginners—or those who just forget …
13 Plants That Will Make Your Garden Smell Like Heaven
Some gardens captivate the eyes—but others steal your heart through scent. If you’ve ever wandered past a bloom that stopped you in your tracks, you …
17 Hardy Plants That Can Survive Freezing Winter Temperatures
Not every plant waves the white flag when the temperature drops. Some are true survivors, built to handle freezing winters, snow, and icy winds without …
18 Herbs That Thrive Indoors and Keep Your Kitchen Smelling Fresh
There’s nothing quite like walking into your kitchen and being greeted by the fresh, uplifting aroma of herbs growing on your windowsill. These indoor-friendly plants …
17 Fruit Trees That Produce Well in Midwest Climates
Yes, you can grow fruit trees in the Midwest—juicy, abundant, homegrown fruit trees. And not just one sad little apple clinging to a twig. We’re …
8 Invasive Plants You’re Probably Growing (And 8 Native Alternatives That Birds Love)
Some of the most common plants in our gardens are actually doing more harm than good. Without realizing it, you might be growing invasive species …