Gardening & The Great Outdoors
Did you know that planting flowers alongside your vegetables can improve soil health, attract pollinators, and deter pests? French marigolds, calendulas, and zinnias are just a few examples of flowers that work well as companion plants. Discover the benefits of companion planting and start planning your flower and vegetable garden today! Learn More.
By the end of Fall, I’m tired of tending to the garden. However, by March, I can’t wait to get out and clean up the garden beds. This is just about the time I can start to see new signs of new life. So can you prune perennials in the Spring? Yes, you can, maybe…
Oh, how we love our hostas. These plants are a perennial favorite among many gardeners and with over 2,500+ varieties to choose from, there’s a hosta for every gardener’s wants and needs. They come in leaf colors that range from almost white to a deep, dark, blue-green. They reach their full maturity in four to…
Does potting soil go bad? Yes and no. Potting soil can go bad but normally it doesn’t if it’s unused and if you’re willing to do a little potting soil rejuvenation. Even after several years of sitting around, old potting soil can be salvaged and used. Potting soil is of the utmost importance when it…