The Plant Care Blog
Fall Planting for Success
If you’re wondering what native plants are, how they can benefit your landscape, and why fall is the perfect time to plant them, you’re in the right place. Planting native plants in the fall sets your landscape and the surrounding environment up for success. This includes ecological advantages, better root development, higher survival rates, and long-term success in the landscape. In short, planting native plants in the fall is one of the best things you can do for your garden.
The Fourth of July is one of America’s favorite holidays. It’s a time to celebrate with fireworks, back porch barbecues, sunny lawn picnics, and starry starry nights around the grill.
When the summer sun shines strongly and temperatures rise, many plants struggle to survive. But...
Graduation season 2025 approaches, bringing with it the perennial question: Which graduation gift appropriately acknowledges this critical life milestone for a young person? Traditional graduation gifts such as cash envelopes and tech gadgets now need to evolve because modern societal values and the distinctive struggles of current graduates require more meaningful approaches.
Evergreen ginger is a captivating plant prized for its lush, year-round foliage and ornamental value. Known for thriving in warm, humid climates, evergreen ginger adds a tropical touch to gardens and is often grown for its fragrant flowers, culinary uses, or striking leaves. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, here’s everything you need to know about growing and caring for evergreen ginger.
Gardening with native perennials offers numerous benefits — from enhancing local biodiversity to reducing maintenance and water consumption. However, the cost of purchasing plants can sometimes make native gardening inaccessible, especially for those on a budget.
