The Plant Care Blog

Why you SHOULD plant native ferns.
Jan 18, 2026
Ferns are an ancient group of plants that bring lush greenery and natural elegance to gardens and landscapes. Planting native ferns—species indigenous to your region—provides not only aesthetic appeal but also environmental and ecological benefits. Incorporating Here's native ferns into your garden is a win for your space and the planet.
fresh greens, pine cones and red berries for Christmas
Nov 10, 2025
The holidays have always been a time of year for adorning our homes with nature....
Stunning Fall Foliage: The Beauty of Red Maple and Sourwood Trees
Oct 30, 2025
Celebrate the brilliance of fall with red maple and sourwood trees. Learn how these stunning species bring unmatched color, character, and seasonal charm to any landscape.
How to Keep Mistletoe Fresh All Christmas Season
Oct 22, 2025
There's just something so magical about a little sprig of mistletoe hung in the doorway. From its glossy leaves and pearl white berries to the centuries-old tradition, it brings just the right touch of enchantment to Christmas. But because mistletoe is a living plant, it does require a little tender loving care to stay fresh all season long.
The Surprising Benefit of Using Native Plants in Your Garden
Sep 23, 2025
That’s the surprising benefit of native plants: they give back more than you ever expect. They give back to the soil, to pollinators, to your wallet, and to your peace of mind
Mulching: The Simple Sustainable Gardening Practice That Dramatically Cuts Water Use
Aug 30, 2025
Water is a precious resource on this planet, and gardeners are intimately familiar with how much it takes to keep flowers, vegetables, and lawns thriving. It’s not uncommon to run the hose or sprinkler from dawn to dusk during the dog days of summer. But there is a very simple, sustainable gardening practice that dramatically reduces how much water a garden requires—mulching.