Evergreens 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 MoreIn this guide, we'll explore essential tips and tricks for maintaining your Christmas tree's freshness and beauty, allowing you to enjoy the festive spirit to the fullest.
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 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 MoreAs we navigate through the summer of 2024, the Mid-Ohio Valley finds itself in the throes of what has been described as an exceptional drought, marking a historic event for the region's environment.
Read MoreFall is a critical time for bees, butterflies, and other pollinating insects as they prepare for the colder months ahead.
Read MoreAs summer wanes and the crisp air of autumn is on the horizon, it’s the perfect time to turn your attention to planning a fall landscape.
Read MoreWith summer's blazing heat, keeping your garden looking lush can be quite the challenge. But don't sweat it! There are plenty of plants that not only survive but thrive in hot, sunny conditions.
Read MoreThis blog post will delve into the specifics of deadheading and pruning annual flowers, providing you with the knowledge to keep your garden looking its best and your thumb a little greener.
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