Gardening

For some reason, the garden seems to be the part of the home that people pay the least attention to. They don’t bother maintaining it, they don’t bother taking the time to nurture it, and because of that they end up with an overgrown nightmare that they don’t want to sort out. We know that it can be hard, but instead of letting it get to this point, you’ve got to start putting some effort in to ensure that you can have a nice outdoor space. How can you do this? We’re glad that you asked! Keep reading down below because that’s exactly what we’re going to be looking at today.

If you’ve ever found yourself talking to your plants or getting unreasonably excited about a new sprout, you’re in the right place. Growing plants is a great, hands-on way to study biology, ecosystems and even human history. And if you’re even a bit curious about the science of what’s going on in your garden (or your pot on the windowsill), growing a few educational plants can make for a rewarding way to geek out and get your hands dirty.

Buying the right Perennials can transform your garden into a vibrant, living tapestry that returns year after year. Unlike annuals, which bloom for a single season, perennials provide structure, texture, and continuity—reducing the work (and cost) of replanting while delivering reliable performance. But success with perennial gardening starts at the nursery: selecting the healthiest, best‑suited varieties up front makes all the difference. This guide will detail what to look for when buying perennials, from hardiness and habit to foliage and perennial color, ensuring your garden thrives for seasons to come.

If you're gearing up for a significant garden makeover, preparation is crucial for a smooth and successful project. Whether you're leveling the ground, adding new landscaping elements, or tackling overgrown areas, having the right strategy—and the right tools—can save you time, energy, and unnecessary strain. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you prepare your yard for a major transformation without wearing yourself out in the process.

Imagine this—you’ve just finished harvesting crates of crisp lettuce, juicy tomatoes, and fragrant herbs from your co-op garden. The hard part is over, right? Not exactly. Now comes the challenge of keeping your produce fresh before it reaches CSA members, restaurants, or the weekend farmers market. Without proper storage, all that effort could go to waste—literally.

You want a flourishing garden and well-functioning outdoor plumbing? This post covers your biggest concerns right away. Expect helpful suggestions on managing irrigation, preventing leaks, and tapping into valuable ideas found on social media platforms.

No matter the size of your garden or where it’s located, adding color to it will always transform it into a beautiful space. Adding color to a garden is one of the quickest and easiest ways to give your outdoor space a makeover. With help from color, you can create maximum impact with very little effort and without spending a fortune in the process. However, knowing where to begin when creating your newly colorful backyard can be a challenge. All you need is a little imagination to create a vision for your garden, and you will soon be able to bring it to life with color. The following tips should provide you with plenty of inspiration to get started on your colorful garden transformation:

Charleston’s natural beauty is a point of pride for residents, with its lush gardens, historic charm, and coastal greenery defining the landscape. However, maintaining a thriving outdoor space comes with the challenge of managing green waste responsibly. Grass clippings, fallen leaves, tree branches, and plant trimmings can quickly pile up, leading many homeowners to seek eco-friendly solutions

Learn how to store seeds and bulbs properly to ensure they last longer and remain viable for future planting.

For some people, a garden is a waste of space. It might be cluttered and untidy, or it might just not seem like enough space to be worth any effort. However, your garden can be a wonderful addition to your home all throughout the year. Here are a few tips to make your garden more welcoming and useful.