Pollinator Pleasers “SAVE THE BEES!” So what? Why should we care? Pollinators of all kinds (not just bees) are a vital step in our ecosystem. They are responsible for assisting with plant reproduction, help to create biodiversity, and therefore are fundamental in ...
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Functionality, location, interest - there are a multitude of reasons you may choose a certain style of garden over another. Not sure what garden styles you like? Not sure what garden styles even exist? Let's start by answering a few key questions to help you choose your ideal style. ...
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What exactly is kurapia? Developed in Japan, and now gaining popularity in the United States, this economically and environmentally friendly ground cover is only just beginning to grow (pun intended) world-wide. This ground cover is known to be an easy keeper, it requires less water than traditional grass lawns, can ...
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Wait- Drought resistant landscaping doesn’t have to just be cactus and rocks?? The words “xeriscape” or “drought resistant” often elicit the visual of prickly cactus surrounded by a sea of harsh dry rocks as far as they eye can see. While this kind of landscaping can be done very well, ...
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Picture it; you’re taking the dog for a walk on a warm summer morning. The birds are chirping, the smell of fresh cut grass lingers in the air as you notice your neighbor’s evergreen-lush lawn. ‘The envy of the neighborhood’, you think, as you round the corner to your home- ...
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If you have plants that are struggling to bloom or don’t bloom like they are supposed to then keep reading...
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Not sure what soil mix is best for your raised garden bed or container gardening? Well, you are in luck! Today we are sharing our six favorite ingredients for filling a garden bed or container.
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We hear an endless supply of gardening tips from our friends, neighbors, Facebook posts, and YouTube videos. But how do you know which ones are harmful and which ones are actually helpful?
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Instead of big piles of organic matter or compost, we incorporated concentrated soil life and food for soil life...
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Summer fungal disease in cool season turf is the biggest problem facing our lawns in warm climates. A commonly recommended cure for fungus is....
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Tilling the soil twice a year is a traditional method that most home gardeners don’t think twice about. The reality is that we can do harm to our soil by churning it up....
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Just five minutes of exercise in a green nature setting can boost mood & self-esteem...
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