Latest articles by Ciéra Cree
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3 Tasks All Gardeners Need to Do to Lawns in November for Lush Grass Next Year – and the One Job You Should Leave Until Spring
Don't waste time on the wrong chores. Finish the growing season strong with these 3 November tasks that prep your lawn for optimal growth next spring.
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I Predict Zooey Deschanel's Quirky Heirloom Pumpkins Will Be Everywhere in 2026 – Here Are the Unique Varieties She's Championing
Forget orange. Zooey's green and yellow pumpkins are the chic alternative for fall displays. Here are the unique varieties to plant for next year's harvest.
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I Can't Wait to Try Martha Stewart's Garlic-Growing Secret – Plus the 8 Unique Varieties She's Planting This Fall
Plant your garlic crop for next year now, using Martha's extra step for success, and you will have endless tasty dishes to enjoy.
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Joanna Gaines’ Favorite Rose Variety Is Full of Old-Fashioned Charm and Still in Bloom – Here’s How to Grow Your Own
Joanna's heirloom roses are absolutely stunning, even in October. Here's what you need to know about growing these romantic blooms.
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Jonathan Knight’s Beautiful Acre of Wild Garden to Help Dwindling Bee Populations Isn’t Unachievable – You Can Grow One Too
Jonathan’s wild garden isn’t just loved by bees. He’s spotted birds and many other kinds of insects enjoying the extra greenery.
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David Beckham’s Vegetable Garden Is Posh Perfection – Expert Shares the Secrets to His Enviable Harvest
Who knew Sir David Beckham was such an avid gardener? Find out what he's growing and harvesting on his amazing plot.
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Jennifer Garner's Birthday Planting Project is an Inspiring Idea Anyone Can Copy
Wondering how to celebrate your next birthday? Take a cue from Jennifer Garner and plant some trees. You'll get to watch them grow and benefit the planet.
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I Asked 5 Horticulturists Which Fertilizers Are Best For Fall and Here's What These Experts Use
The needs of plants changes with the seasons, so it’s important to learn which fertilizer is best for fall into winter to give your plants the best chance.
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5 Essential October Lawn Care Tasks That Will Protect and Rejuvenate Your Biggest Yard Asset for Spring
There’s plenty you can do in fall to service your lawn and keep it in peak condition. Get on top of lawn care in October with these 5 key tasks
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These 5 Pests Could Be Making Their Way Into Your Home as Temperatures Drop – Here's How Pros Say to Stop Them
If you’re worried about your home becoming invaded by pests as the cooler months roll in, look no further. Here's what experts recommend to keep pests out.
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8 Vegetables to Plant in September for a Harvest That Lasts From Fall Through Spring
Fall is the typical time for harvesting many crops, but there are plenty of vegetables to plant during September for a tasty bounty in winter and spring.
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7 Plants You'll Regret Not Pruning in September – Don't Neglect These Post-Summer Trimming Tasks
Whether it feels like the end of summer or the start of fall, September is the perfect time to trim plants to encourage continued, healthy growth.
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Plant These 7 Flower Seeds in September for a Sensational, Colorful Garden Next Year
Many kinds of blooms will benefit from being planted late in the season, to make sure your garden is full of color next spring and summer.
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8 Plants for Late Summer Containers That Still Look Amazing Through Fall – Transition Your Pots in Style for Long-Lasting Color
The cooler months are just around the corner, but if you grow these late summer flowers for pots, your container displays will hold their own and look amazing well into fall
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7 Stunning Summer Flowers You Never Need to Deadhead – These Easy-Care Bloomers Stay Fresh and Fabulous All Season
As well as being glorious ornamentals, these are 7 stunning summer flowers you never need to deadhead – for low maintenance loveliness all season long
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Experts Warn These 6 Common Flower-Growing Mistakes Could Be Ruining Your Blooms
From diving straight in with little prep to not understanding the climate needs of what you’re planting, here are the key flower gardening mistakes to avoid.
