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How to Attract Hummingbirds to Your Garden – and Create a Beautiful, Sustainable Landscape at the Same TimeTurning your yard into a hummingbird haven not only supports these important pollinators, but it also boosts curb appeal. Find out how.
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9 Common Backyard Birds of the Pacific NorthwestIf you live in Oregon, Washington, or Idaho, you may already know some of these beautiful backyard birds. Do you recognize them all?
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Complete Guide To Mulching: Everything You Need to Know to Select the Best Mulch for Your Garden NeedsAll gardens, whether they are flower or vegetable, benefit from the use of mulch. Learn more about best practices of mulching your garden beds.
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Epsom Salt for Plants: What Epsom Salt Can (and Can't) Do for Your GardenEpsom salt is usually known for its use in the bathtub, but is Epsom salt good for plants? Find out more about what it can and can't do for your garden.
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Watch Out for Leggy Seedlings – Here's How to Save the Ones that Are Already Spindly, and How to Keep It from Happening AgainAre your seedlings tall and floppy? There's a simple reason why. Learn how to even out growth and maybe even save the ones you think are too far gone.
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Want a Prettier Way to Display Spring Flowers Without Pots? This Easy DIY Shows You How to Make Japanese Kokedama Moss Balls for a Natural DisplayThis simple step-by-step guide shows how to turn spring flowers into a stunning, pot-free display using Japanese kokedama.
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You Can Grow The Loveliest Bouquet Filler From Chickpeas – It's So Simple To DoThe chickpeas in the back of your kitchen cupboard may be the answer to bulking out your beautiful bouquets. A flower pro helps to explain the process.
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Air-Dry Clay Plant Markers Are Taking Over Instagram – Here's How To Make Your OwnGet crafty and save your future self the stress of mixing up your crops with this fun DIY.
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Nitrogen-Fixing Plants – Improve Your Soil Naturally with These Symbiotic MarvelsNitrogen-fixing plants are a gardener’s best friend. Here's how these plants use bacteria to grow faster, and how your whole garden can benefit.
