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7 Fall Flowers That Outshine Summer Blooms

October 1, 2025 by Brandon Marcus Leave a Comment

Some Fall flowers outshine summer blooms.

Summer usually hogs the spotlight when it comes to flowers, with its bright petals and buzzing gardens. But here’s the truth: fall struts in with a show so spectacular it often makes summer look like a warm-up act. From fiery reds to golden yellows, autumn blooms bring drama, elegance, and boldness that summer just can’t…

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Why Your Garden Soil Might Be Too Rich

September 25, 2025 by Brandon Marcus Leave a Comment

Your garden soil might currently be too rich

Every gardener dream of rich, dark, crumbly soil. But here’s the plot twist: soil can actually be too fertile. While it sounds like a good problem to have, overly rich soil often backfires, leaving you with more problems than produce. Plants grow differently depending on the balance of nutrients, and too much of a good…

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How to Pick the Perfect Flowers for Valentine’s Day Without Breaking the Bank

February 11, 2025 by Vanessa Bermudez Leave a Comment

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Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and nothing says romance quite like a bouquet of fresh flowers. But let’s be real—those fancy arrangements can get expensive fast. The good news? You don’t have to spend a fortune to wow your special someone. Here’s how to pick the perfect Valentine’s Day flowers without blowing your budget. 1….

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5 Reasons Why You Should Plant Wildflower Seeds In The Fall

September 27, 2021 by Steph Coelho Leave a Comment

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  There are so many reasons why you should plant wildflower seeds in the fall. Can you believe I used to think planting flowers was a waste of space? I wanted veggies to take up every ounce of square footage I had when I first started gardening. Now, my garden contains more flowers than ever…

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4 Reasons to Grow Flowers in Your Garden

July 27, 2020 by Steph Coelho Leave a Comment

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  Cut flowers in the garden are the height of luxury. I used to think flowers were pointless. When I was younger, I didn’t find them particularly romantic, and when I began gardening, I thought of them as wasted space. Now I know better. There are plenty of reasons to grow flowers in your garden….

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5 Common Reasons Why Your Houseplant Isn’t Blooming

February 17, 2020 by Steph Coelho Leave a Comment

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You brought home a gorgeous houseplant or received one as a gift. You admire it for a week or so while it bloomed gloriously. Soon after, the flowers fell away and the houseplant isn’t blooming anymore or doesn’t look as radiant as it once did.  Are you struggling to get that plant bloom again? Maybe…

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4 Reasons to Plant Flowers in and Around Your Vegetable Garden

August 19, 2019 by Steph Coelho Leave a Comment

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For a long time, I thought planting flowers was a pointless and frivolous gardening activity. Sure, they looked nice, but I was much more interested in growing food. Being able to grow frequently eaten foods such as lettuce, tomatoes, and arugula, meant that my grocery bills were lower, and I was even able to share…

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Why Garden Care Needs to Adjust as Temperatures Rise

Why Garden Care Needs to Adjust as Temperatures Rise

Summer gardens once followed a fairly predictable rhythm across much of America, but rising temperatures continue to rewrite the playbook. Long stretches of extreme heat now arrive earlier in the season, stay longer, and place enormous stress on flowers, vegetables, lawns, and soil. Gardeners who ignore those shifts often end up with wilted tomatoes, crispy…

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8 Warm-Weather Selections That Perform Best in Heat

8 Warm-Weather Selections That Perform Best in Heat

Summer sunshine can turn a garden into a paradise or a crispy disaster, depending on what grows in the soil. Some plants wilt the second temperatures climb past 90 degrees, while others throw a full-blown garden party in the middle of a heat wave. Smart gardeners know the secret lies in choosing varieties that actually…

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5 Maintenance Habits That Keep Growth Consistent

5 Maintenance Habits That Keep Growth Consistent

A successful garden never happens by accident. Tomatoes do not suddenly swell into juicy beauties because the weather felt generous for a week, and flower beds do not explode with color simply because a seed packet made big promises. Consistent growth comes from small maintenance habits that gardeners repeat almost without thinking, like morning coffee…

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The Growth Slowdown Problem During Seasonal Transitions

The Growth Slowdown Problem During Seasonal Transitions

Gardens across the United States often hit a surprising moment when everything seems to slow down, even when care stays consistent. Leaves stop stretching with the same enthusiasm, blooms hesitate, and vegetables look like they are taking a long coffee break. This slowdown does not signal failure, and it does not mean plants lost their…

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