Latest articles by Amy Grant
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My Yard Was Filled With Trash From the Previous Owners – Here’s How I Turned It Into Garden Treasure & How You Can Do the Same
When I moved into my new house, the yard was filled with junk from the last owners. Here's how I turned one person's trash into my own garden treasure.
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Do You Know Your Birth Month Tree? Use the Celtic Tree Zodiac for Planting Inspiration!
Understanding your birth month tree can be a life-affirming way to bring extra meaning to your gardening pursuits. Find out how the Celtic tree zodiac could help you
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As a Chef and Gardener, I Swear By These Beautiful (and Delicious) Plants That Satisfy Both Passions
Trained chef and gardening writer Amy Grant redesigned her garden with edible landscaping plants, complemented by classic perennials and quick-win annuals.
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Blue Wood Aster: A Complete Guide To This Native Perennial That Brings Late Summer Gardens to Life
Blue wood aster adds delicate little touches of purple and blue to your garden. Plant this native flower to help your local pollinators, too.
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8 Beautiful Front Yard Fence Ideas to Set Your House Apart and Add Major Curb Appeal
Your front yard fence sets the tone for what lies beyond, so make the right choice with a timeless design that complements your home and garden.
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Recently Moved To A New Growing Zone? A Garden Expert Shares Her Secrets For A Thriving Landscape In Any Climate
Moving is hard. It's even harder when you move to a new growing zone and none of your garden favorites will grow! Learn tips to adapt to a new growing zone.
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This Kitchen Staple Is a Low-Cost, Natural Wasp Repellent That Also Works for Mosquitoes – Plus, Other Easy Ways To Keep Wasps Away
This safe and natural wasp repellent is probably already in your pantry. Find out what it is and how to use it to stop pests from crashing your summer parties.
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8 Pretty Plants That Keep Fruit Flies Away – and Look Absolutely Charming on Your Kitchen Windowsill
Banish pesky insects the natural way with these beautiful plants that repel fruit flies – or even kill them – and thrive on a sunny windowsill.
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8 Tasty Types Of Root Vegetables Every Gardener Should Grow
These tasty tubers and roots are easy to grow and full of fantastic nutrients. Add some root vegetables to your garden this year and reap the rewards.
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Gardeners Have Used This Tool Since Roman Times, But Not Many Know About It Today – Why You Should Never Plant Without One
The dibble is the forgotten tool every gardener needs for easy planting. Here's how to use one. Plus, our experts' favorite dibbles to buy right now.
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How To Store Seeds From Your Garden To Grow Next Year – What You Need To Know
Collecting and storing seed is economical and an excellent way to continue the propagation of plants. Learn the best methods to store your saved seeds.
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Propagating A Snake Plant In Water Is Simple – Follow These 3 Easy Steps To Grow A New Plant Without Spending A Penny
Grow more of your favorite houseplants for free! Follow this guide to propagating a snake plant in water for a cheap and easy way to expand your collection.
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Creating Walkways Between Raised Beds – 4 Neat, Practical And Attractive Ways To Edge, Link And Unify Your Raised Bed Garden Area
You’ve got the raised beds and the plants to fill them – but what about the bits that link and connect the beds? Here are the best options for walkways between raised beds
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7 Affordable Lawn Care Tips For Gorgeous Grass That Will Save You Tons Of Green
Grow a lawn that looks like a million bucks without breaking the bank. Just follow these 7 affordable lawn care tips.
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Compost Greens And Browns: Get The Ideal Materials Mix For Making Garden Gold
Managing your compost's greens and browns takes some work and forethought, but it will yield amazing results. A good compost can make all the difference.
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This Genius DIY Trick For Keeping Slugs At Bay Is One Of The Best I’ve Tried – This Hack From British Hosta Specialists May Save Your Garden!
Trying to keep one step ahead of mollusks can feel impossible at times, but if you’re interested in organic deterrents, there is hope – here’s how to use garlic for slugs
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Best Flowering Shrubs For Zone 9 – These 7 Blooming Bushes Can Handle The Heat!
Flowering shrubs for Zone 9 need to be thoughtfully chosen. Planting shrubs that are long-blooming and thrive in heat will benefit your Zone 9 garden.
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What Do You Do If You See A Chrysalis In Your Yard? How To Move A Chrysalis Or Cocoon – And When To Leave It Alone
If you see a chrysalis in a precarious part of the garden, what do you do? Here we explain when and how to move a chrysalis to ensure your winged guest emerges safely
