Passionate about plants? Then we have a lot in common. If you’d like to dig deeper into seasonal plant care, specific varietals, and get a peek under the greenhouse tent, check back often for updates. And if there are specific topics you’d like us to address, let us know here.
Top 10 Tips For Growing Healthy Cucumbers And Tomatoes
Lavender offers so much more than beautiful purple blooms. With the right variety and a few simple harvesting techniques, you can enjoy it in the kitchen, create soothing bath products, make fragrant sachets, distill your own hydrosol, and fill your home with fresh-cut bouquets. In this guide, we share our 10 favorite tips for harvesting and using lavender, along with advice on choosing the best varieties for your garden and your goals.
July 2026
Passionate about plants? Then we have a lot in common. If you’d like to dig deeper into seasonal plant care, specific varietals, and get a peek under the greenhouse tent, check back often for updates. And if there are specific topics you’d like us to address, let us know here.
Top 10 Tips For Growing Healthy Cucumbers And Tomatoes
Get the most from your vegetable garden with our Top 10 Tips for healthier tomatoes and cucumbers — including watering advice, feeding tips, crop rotation, and a simple DIY snail trap that really works.
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May 2026
Squeeze The Most Out of Your Citrus:
Easy Tips For Happy Trees
Discover how to grow healthier, more productive citrus with our easy, step-by-step guide. From planting at the right height to watering, feeding, and preventing common pest issues, these simple tips will set your trees up for long-term success.
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April 2026
The Gardening Itch Begins
You enjoyed your garden last year. You planted, watered, harvested, admired. Then winter came. The tools got tucked away. The days got shorter. The garden rested — and maybe you did too. But now? You feel it. The gardening itch is back. The sun lingers a little longer. The soil smells and looks different. You walk outside and start noticing things again. What survived. What didn’t. What needs pruning. What could be better.
March 2026
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