Whether you're a novice or an experienced plant parent, having the right tools at your disposal can make plant care much more manageable and enjoyable.
Read MoreThis next quarter century is going to push the boundaries of technology even further. Let’s fire up the A.I., put on a Spotify playlist, and head to the garden with 2025’s garden trends.
Read MoreAs the New Year rolls in, it's the perfect time for gardeners to reflect on the past season and plan for a bountiful year ahead.
Read MoreTransforming your outdoor space into a Christmas wonderland not only elevates your holiday celebrations but also brings joy to neighbors and passersby. Here's how you can make your garden as festive as the interior of your home this Christmas.
Read MoreEvergreens are not just the backbone of winter landscapes; they offer a year-round tapestry of color, texture, and life. Here’s why these verdant stalwarts are indispensable in any garden or landscape design.
Read MoreFall isn't just for raking leaves; it's a crucial time for soil testing, which sets the stage for a thriving garden come spring.
Read MoreHere’s a step-by-step guide to help you prepare your container plants for their indoor winter stay.
Read MoreHere’s some tips to help ensure your garden not only survives the winter but thrives when spring returns.
Read MoreHere’s a detailed guide on how to cure sweet potatoes at home.
Read MoreSpring is just around the corner. Really! Here at Bob’s we have baby, thumb-sized ferns that will be massive hanging baskets in 8 months. When the snow starts flying, we will be busy growing flowers for spring. Right now you can plant crops for spring too. Now is the time to plant bulbs for a splash of spring color.
Read MoreFall is not just about harvesting and preparing for winter; it's also an excellent period for rejuvenating your garden by dividing perennials like peonies.
Read MoreIn an era where refrigeration and modern preservation techniques dominate, there's a charming resurgence in the age-old practice of root cellaring.
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