Hydrangea care is not as complicated as it might seem, you just need to know what group your hydrangea is in.
Read MorePickling your delicious garden produce is actually a pretty simple process; we’ve got tips to help you understand the basics and get started.
Read MoreGinkgo trees are resilient, low maintenance, and beautiful. They’re the perfect street tree, here are some care tips.
Read MoreOrnamental grasses are really an unsung hero in landscaping. They’re low maintenance, drought-tolerant, and strikingly beautiful.
Read MoreIf you had a herb garden this summer, here’s how to preserve your fresh herbs for tasty recipes all winter long.
Read MoreNon-stop heat is challenging for us and our gardens to endure. It’s time to embrace the old-fashioned habit of rising early and taking advantage of the slightly cooler early morning temperatures to keep your garden thriving and blooming.
Read MoreCleaning your garden tools, like pruners, hoes, and shovels, is an easy way to make them last for years and years. Here's how.
Read MoreIf you just started gardening in 2020, here are a few tips to help you avoid 4 common mistakes in year two.
Read MoreThe best way to achieve a beautiful and nearly maintenance-free and yard is to garden with plants native to our region. We're lucky to have a wide variety of native plants to choose from in Indianapolis. When we think of native plants, we often think of the wild natural landscapes. While you can certainly embrace the wild and natural look in your yard, native plants can also fit just as well into a perfectly manicured landscape.
Read MoreWhile the holidays come with some of the best meals of the year, you might want to keep your favorite festive plants off the table! Some of the most beautiful holiday greenery can cause a Christmas celebration to take a turn for the worst. And, interestingly, some plants that have a Grinchy reputation are actually quite harmless. Before you bring home some new plants for the holidays, let’s set the record straight about these popular holiday houseplants.
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