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Should You Allow Volunteer Tomatoes to Keep Growing This Late?

August 16, 2026 by Brandon Marcus Leave a Comment

Should You Allow Volunteer Tomatoes to Keep Growing This Late?

Volunteer tomatoes have a funny habit of showing up without an invitation, planting themselves in the garden and then acting as though they own the place. By late summer, that once-cute surprise can turn into a serious question: should the plant keep growing, or should it get pulled before it becomes a tangled mess? The…

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Filed Under: garden tips Tagged With: fall gardening, garden cleanup, late-season gardening, tomato gardening, tomato plants, Vegetable Garden, volunteer tomatoes

5 Ways to Turn an Overgrown Herb Bed Into a Fall Harvest

August 8, 2026 by Brandon Marcus Leave a Comment

5 Ways to Turn an Overgrown Herb Bed Into a Fall Harvest

An overgrown herb bed does not mean the gardening season has ended. With a few smart moves, tangled stems and crowded plants can transform into a fresh supply of flavorful herbs for autumn meals, teas, and homemade seasonings. The secret involves more than grabbing pruning shears and attacking the garden like a hedge-trimming superhero. A…

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Filed Under: garden tips Tagged With: fall gardening, garden cleanup, harvest tips, herb garden, perennial herbs

10 Things You Should Remove From Your Garden Immediately — They’re Ruining the Whole Look

February 13, 2026 by Catherine Reed Leave a Comment

10 Things You Should Remove From Your Garden Immediately — They’re Ruining the Whole Look

A garden can be healthy and still look a little “off,” and that’s usually because of a few visual troublemakers. When you clear the clutter, your plants suddenly look more intentional, your beds feel bigger, and maintenance gets easier. The best part is most fixes cost nothing because you’re simply editing what’s already there. If…

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How to Protect Boxwoods From Winter Burn

Your boxwoods may look perfectly healthy in October, but by February, those beautiful green shrubs could be covered in ugly brown and bronze patches. It’s a frustrating sight, especially when you’ve spent years growing a neatly trimmed hedge or invested money in landscaping around your home. The culprit is often winter burn, a common problem…

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Why Evergreens Need Deep Watering Before Winter

Your evergreen trees may look perfectly healthy in October, but what happens beneath the soil could determine whether they survive the winter without damage. While many gardeners focus on raking leaves, trimming shrubs, and preparing flower beds for freezing temperatures, one important fall gardening task often gets overlooked: watering evergreen trees and shrubs. Unlike deciduous…

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Stop Cleaning Up Your Garden This Fall — 7 Things Experts Say to Leave Alone

If your fall gardening routine involves cutting everything back, raking up every leaf, and leaving your flower beds spotless, you might actually be doing more harm than good. While a tidy yard may look appealing, many of those seemingly messy plants and leaves serve an important purpose during the colder months. In fact, some of…

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How to Prevent Salt Damage Near Driveway Plantings

Your driveway might be perfectly clear of ice this winter, but the shrubs and flowers growing alongside it could be paying the price. Every time you spread rock salt or another deicing product, some of those chemicals can eventually reach nearby landscaping. By spring, you may notice brown evergreen needles, damaged leaves, or plants that…

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