5 Nearly Indestructible Houseplants Anyone Can Keep Alive
We’ve all been there – envying a friend’s thriving indoor jungle while our own plants look less than impressive. It can be disheartening, especially when …
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Susan Santillo
Do hollyhocks live up to the hype? Here’s the ultimate guide to planting them
Hollyhocks, also known as Alcea rosea, are a garden favorite for their towering flower spikes that can reach up to three feet in height. Their …
When to Prune Your Peonies for a Stunning Bloom Next Season
Ah, summer! The sun is out, the garden is flourishing, and our beloved peonies are showing off their last blooms of the season. But as …
5 Things You Should Always Do for Hydrangeas in Fall (And 3 You Shouldn’t)
As the days grow shorter and the crispness of autumn settles in, it’s easy to put gardening on the back burner. But if you have …
Don’t Toss Those Fall Mums! Here’s How to Keep Them Coming Back Year After Year
Mums, or chrysanthemums, are the quintessential symbol of fall. Their vibrant hues, ranging from bold oranges and yellows to deep purples and reds – signal …
17 Gardening Trends Americans Will Regret in 5 Years (According to Experts)
Trends come and go—but your garden shouldn’t pay the price. As gardening becomes more popular across the U.S., so do quick fixes, viral ideas, and …
16 Things in Your Backyard That Are Quietly Killing Your Plants
You water. You prune. You fertilize. But still—your plants are struggling. If this sounds familiar, the issue might not be what you’re doing… but what’s …
15 Signs Your Garden Isn’t as Organic as You Think (And What to Do About It)
In today’s world, organic gardening isn’t just a trend—it’s a lifestyle choice rooted in health, sustainability, and respect for nature. Many gardeners take pride in …
15 Ways to Turn a Small Garden Into a Full Pantry
When space is limited but your desire to grow fresh, homegrown food is unlimited, it’s time to get creative. A small garden doesn’t mean a …
15 Garden Secrets Found in 1800s Almanacs (That Still Work Today)
Back in the 1800s, when grocery stores were scarce and every meal depended on what could be grown at home, gardening wasn’t a hobby—it was …