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This "Dark Chocolate" Mulch Could Be the Winter Secret to Fewer Weeds and Better Spring Borders
Imagine stepping into your yard and being greeted by the rich aroma of a chocolate shop? Find out why cocoa mulch is the nutrient-dense secret weapon you need to boost soil health before spring begins
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Does the Tin Foil Trick Really Sharpen Pruners? I Tried it Out and Learned an Unexpected Lesson
Gardeners have been using the tin foil trick to sharpen hand pruners for years – I put it to the test.
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Gardeners Are Sharing the Most Beautiful Flowers to Dry – and the Arrangements Are Breathtaking
These beautiful photos from Reddit gardeners will make you want to dry your own flowers ASAP – here’s the inspiration and exactly how to do it.
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I'm Never Buying Plastic Seed Trays Again! Soil Blocking Is the Simpler Way to Start Seeds
Ditch the plastic trays! Learn how soil blocking builds strongerroot systems and makes transplanting your indoor seedlings effortless.
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What to Do With Winter Bulbs After They Bloom (So Snowdrops and Aconite Come Back Even Better)
Spring is almost upon us, so what should we do with our winter bulbs after they’ve finished flowering?
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5 Underrated Annuals Worth Starting From Seed Now – for Beds That Are Bursting With Color by Spring
Your garden will be bursting with color by spring if you sow these overlooked seeds now. Here are the underrated annuals that deserve a spot in your plot.
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"Becoming a Master Gardener Is One of the Best Decisions I Ever Made" – Here's Why & How You Can Do It, Too
A lifelong gardener reveals how becoming a Master Gardener totally changed her outlook on gardening for the better – and why you should get certified, too.
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6 Slow-Growing Flowers You Need to Start Early – Or They Won’t Bloom This Year (They’re Totally Worth the Wait)
Some of the most breathtaking performers refuse to be rushed. From the rose-like lisianthus to the honey-scented heliotrope, give these 6 slow-growing flowers a head start now to ensure your garden is draped in summer color
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If Your Poinsettia Is Still Blooming in February, It’s a Keeper – but You Need to Act Now if You Want Flowers Next Christmas
A poinsettia still blooming in February is a good sign – but skip this key task now, and you can forget about seeing those stunning red bracts again.
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6 Plants That Add the Most Value to Your Property and Boost its Curb Appeal – and They’re All Super-Easy to Grow
Selling your home? Realtors say the right plants can raise your house value by as much as 20%: here's exactly what to buy for the best result
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Sticky Leaves on Houseplants? These 3 Tiny Pests Could Be the Cause
Diagnose and destroy pests that are causing sticky leaves on houseplants. Then learn how to clean leaves the right way so they can keep growing strong.
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Barred Owls Are House Hunting Right Now – These Nest Boxes Will Make Them Choose Your Garden
There’s no backyard guest quite as entertaining as a barred owl. And, with the right nest box in place, you’ll get a VIP pass to watch nature’s ultimate home makeover.
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5 Gardening Tips You’ve Probably Never Heard Of – That Make Life Easier and Keep You Growing Like a Pro
Gardeners accumulate so many tips and tricks through their lives. Here are some of our favorite tricks you may not have ever learned!
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How to Grow a New Hedge From Twigs – Yes, This Winter Method Really Works
You may not think a stick in the mud can be magic – but you’d be surprised. Here’s how to plant twigs in your yard to create a whole new living boundary
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Magnolia’s Spring Sale Is Live – Here Are the 12 Garden Finds I’m Adding to My Cart
With up to 50% off sitewide, these Magnolia garden finds are the perfect way to refresh your space for spring.
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Joanna Gaines’ Faux Flower Styling Method Makes It Surprisingly Easy to Achieve a Designer Look on a Budget
Style your mantel like Joanna Gaines using faux flowers, layered textures, and curated accents. Get the Magnolia Market look with these expert styling tips.
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Struggling to Know When to Prune? Monty Don’s Rhyme Makes It Easy (So Long As You Use It Correctly)
Pruning doesn't have to be difficult, you know.
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Don’t Prune Hydrangeas Before Making This One Vital Check – It's Simple to Do, Even if You're a Beginner Gardener
Do this simple visual check in late winter or early spring and you can be confident you know the exact right moment to prune your precious hydrangea.
