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Author: Cody Medina

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7 min read Fruits And Vegetables

September is here, and while you might still be basking in the late-season glory of your current garden, it’s actually the perfect time to start planning for next year! Crop rotation is one of those tried-and-true gardening practices that can make a huge difference in your garden’s health and productivity. By rotating crops, you can...

7 min read Flowers And Houseplants

September is a wonderful month in the garden—cooler temperatures, a gentle breeze, and the first hints of fall color. It’s also an ideal time to start thinking about pruning your shrubs and trees. I know, pruning can feel a bit intimidating, especially when you’re staring at a beloved tree or shrub that’s gotten a little...

8 min read Gardening Tips

September is a magical time for the herb garden! The cooler days and gentle rains bring a second wind to many herbs, making it the perfect time to harvest and preserve them before the first frost hits. I can’t tell you how satisfying it is to gather fresh herbs, knowing that their flavors will brighten...

7 min read Flowers And Houseplants

September might be the start of cooler weather and shorter days, but that doesn’t mean your garden has to lose its charm! In fact, it’s one of my favorite times to enjoy the vibrant display of late-blooming flowers that bring life and color just when you need it most. If you’re anything like me, you...

7 min read Flowers And Houseplants

September is the perfect time to refresh your garden by dividing and transplanting your perennials! After a summer of growth, many perennials start to look a bit crowded and can benefit from a little extra breathing room. Dividing your plants not only rejuvenates them but also gives you the opportunity to expand your garden—or even...

8 min read Gardening Tips

Ah, September—the perfect time to give your compost pile some love! As the garden starts to wind down, you might find yourself with an abundance of plant material, fallen leaves, and kitchen scraps. It’s so satisfying to know that all these leftovers can be turned into rich, nutritious compost that will feed your garden next...

8 min read Flowers And Houseplants

There’s something truly magical about a garden bursting into bloom in the spring, especially when the first flowers peek through after a long, cold winter. And believe me, the secret to achieving that jaw-dropping display of color lies in the work you put in during September! Planting bulbs now is like writing a love letter...

8 min read Gardening Tips

September is that magical month where summer lazily drifts into fall, and your lawn is in a critical stage of recovery and preparation. After enduring the stress of summer heat, drought, and all those outdoor activities, your lawn could use some extra TLC to bounce back. And let’s be honest, we all want that lush,...

7 min read Flowers And Houseplants

September is such a pivotal month in the garden, isn’t it? The summer heat begins to wane, and the garden transitions into the gentle embrace of autumn. It’s also a critical time for us gardeners to think ahead and prepare our gardens for the cooler months. One of the best things you can do right...

7 min read Fruits And Vegetables

Oh, the joys of gardening as the seasons change! But there’s always that looming dread of the first frost sneaking up on us, nipping at our precious plants before we’re ready. I totally get it—seeing your vibrant garden succumb to a surprise frost can be disheartening, especially when you’ve put so much effort into it!...

8 min read Fruits And Vegetables

As gardeners, we pour our hearts into our gardens all season long, so it’s only natural to want to extend that growing season as much as possible. I know how frustrating it can be when an early frost threatens to cut your harvest short or when you’re trying to get a head start in the...

7 min read Flowers And Houseplants

September might seem like an unusual time to plant hops, but trust me, it’s the perfect window to get your hop plants established before winter. As the days start to cool and the hustle of summer winds down, your garden might be transitioning too, but planting hops now will set you up for a lush,...