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Staying up to date with gardening news will help you get the most out of your gardening experience. It’s important to know what’s happening in the world of gardening news. Cities, states, and countries are often changing the laws surrounding urban gardens. If your town bans front yard gardens, that’s important news for you, isn’t it?Understanding what’s happening in the world of biotech innovation, food supply systems, and other current events is informative and important for your garden at home. If there’s a seed shortage or a new breed of chicken to know about, we’re your source of information about it. If laws have changed about pesticides, or there’s a new chemical you need to avoid at all costs, we’ll let you know about it right away.

Setting up a garden is one of the most important things that you can do, especially when things feel shaky, scary, or uncertain. Gardens are immune to economic downturns or global crises. As long as the sun shines, rain falls, and the soil is healthy and nutritious, plants will grow. They don’t care too much about politics or economics.

Staying up to date on gardening news will give you an edge over your fellow gardener and provide you with all the information you need to have the most bodacious, productive, and healthy garden on the block. We don’t encourage unhealthy competition, but when one garden does well, others will follow suit. And that’s something we can definitely get behind!

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How to Prepare Your Flower Garden for Fall - Featured image
5 min read Flowers And Houseplants

As the days grow shorter and that crisp hint of autumn drifts into the air, your flower garden needs a little extra TLC to transition from summer’s blaze into fall’s cozy embrace. It’s such a bummer when your hard work wilts away under early frosts—been there! Taking the time now to tidy up, replenish nutrients,...

8 Best Practices for Fertilizing Your Garden in Late Summer - Featured image
5 min read Flowers And Houseplants

Late summer often feels like a gardening crossroads: days are still warm, but plants begin shifting energy from leafy growth toward root development and sometimes even preparing for fall blooms. With soil nutrients often depleted from vigorous spring and early-summer growth, this phase is crucial for replenishing what’s been lost. By adopting targeted fertilizing techniques...

7 Ways To Make Your Indoor Aloe Plant Bloom - Featured image
4 min read Flowers And Houseplants

It’s such a thrill when your aloe vera bursts into bloom, sprouting tall stalks crowned with vibrant, tubular flowers! Native to the arid regions of the Arabian Peninsula, aloe is accustomed to dramatic shifts—intense sun by day, cooler nights, and almost no water in between. When grown indoors, replicating those conditions can feel tricky, but...

15 Red Flowers For A Dazzling Fall Garden - Featured image
8 min read Flowers And Houseplants

As summer’s heat begins to wane and leaves hint at turning, your garden doesn’t have to fade into muted browns and greys. A strategically chosen palette of vibrant red bloomers can keep your borders ablaze well into autumn’s chill. From classic chrysanthemums to exotic spider lilies, these 15 red-flowering stars will not only brighten the...