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Why the Wisest Gardeners Only Prune on These 3 Days in March
These are the very best days to pick up your pruners this month, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac.
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Is Biochar the Secret to Better Soil? How to Make & Use This Ancient Soil Amendment in Your Garden
Biochar is an ancient soil amendment, but it may be the next big thing in gardening. Learn how make it and use it to give your plants a boost.
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My Peat-Free Seed-Starting Mix is Cheaper to Make and More Sustainable – Here’s My Go-To Recipe
Peat moss has been the seed-starting standard for decades, but it comes at a real environmental cost. This simple three-ingredient mix saves money and saves the planet – and your seed starts will love it
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This Expert Says Molehill Soil Makes the Best Free Seed-Starting Compost
Gardening expert Simon Akeroyd uses free molehill soil for seed starting. Learn why it works, how to harvest it, and what seeds to plant in it.
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Stop! Before You Clean Up Your Yard, Check for These Signs of Life
Your garden debris is actually a bustling insect hotel. Discover how to identify occupied stems and the best way to tidy up without harming your pollinators.
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Is Birdseed Bad for Dogs? The 4 Surprising Bird Feed Ingredients That Can Be Harmful to Pets
If you're a bird lover with a curious pooch, you might not realize your bird food could be hiding problems. Is birdseed bad for dogs? Here's why your bird food could be hiding a toxic secret
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Don’t Make These 12 Pruning Mistakes in March, Especially if You're a Beginner Gardener
Avoid these common spring pruning slip-ups for happier and healthier plants: this no-nonsense advice makes it easy to get the basics right.
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Why Are There No Birds in My Birdhouse? I Asked an Expert Who Told Me How to Attract Birds to Any Birdhouse
It's easy to make mistakes that leave your yard vacant of feathery friends. Fortunately, most are simple to fix. Here's how to attract birds to any birdhouse.
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Using Fungicide for Plants – When and How to Safely Use This Treatment in the Garden
When using fungicides in your garden it is important to first determine if your plant actually needs a fungicide. Learn to safely use fungicides.
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The March Edition: Your Month in the Garden
March is one of the most important months in the garden. From pruning to key planting, discover handpicked stories designed to get spring off to a great start.
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TikTok’s Untamed Garden Trend Is Going Mainstream – and Its Chaotic Beauty Is Easy to Recreate
Wild, chaotic gardens are taking over TikTok – here’s how to create an abundant, low-maintenance space that thrives on benign neglect.
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Resist! How Women Have Used Plants to Fight Oppression for Centuries
Healing, feeding, and defying – one bloom at a time.
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How to Amend Clay Soil for Healthier Gardens and Happier Plants: Your Garden Will Thank You
Clay soil can be hard to garden in, but you don't have to settle! Amending clay soil with organic matter can make drastic improvements. Learn how!
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Floret Flowers Just Revealed Its Secret DIY Potting Soil Recipe – and Gardeners Are Blown Away by the Results
This soil recipe is packed with nutrients to help your plants grow and thrive. Though there are two things you need to bear in mind if you use it, according to the pros.
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Your Pruning Tool Could Be Causing More Harm Than Good – Here’s What You Should Be Using
Don't accidentally hurt your plants by using the wrong tool for pruning. Pick the right tool for the job.
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Understanding Cotyledons and Their Role in Plant Growth: The Powerhouse of the Seed
Cotyledons are the first signs of life for newly planted seeds. Learn their importance to the growth of your seedlings.
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This $50 Aldi Patio Chair Looks Designer for a Fraction of the Price — And It'll Sell Out Fast
This woven patio chair has boutique vibes for under $50 — but like all Aldi finds, it won’t stay in stock for long.
