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How to Attract Hummingbirds

How to Attract Hummingbirds

In this garden blog, we'll cover what hummingbirds need to thrive, the best plants for attracting them, and how to design a hummingbird garden that provides season-long color while supporting a wide range of pollinators.

Why Hummingbirds Love Cuphea

Why Hummingbirds Love Cuphea

Often called Cigar Plant, Firecracker Plant, or Mexican Cigar Plant depending on the variety, Cuphea produces an abundance of nectar-rich tubular flowers that seem almost impossible for hummingbirds to ignore. In this garden blog, we'll explore why hummingbirds and other pollinators are drawn to Cuphea, as well as covering the best varieties to plant if you want to turn your garden into a hummingbird hotspot.

How to Propagate Bacopa

How to Propagate Bacopa

Bacopa is one of the easiest trailing annuals to propagate, making it an excellent choice for gardeners who want to create more plants without purchasing additional containers each season. In this garden blog, we'll explore the most effective methods for propagating Bacopa, how to care for newly rooted cuttings, and the simple steps that lead to propagation success.

How to Grow Asters from Seed

How to Grow Asters from Seed

In this garden blog, we'll cover how to grow Asters from seed, when to start seeds indoors or outdoors, how to choose the right varieties, the supplies you'll need for success, and step-by-step instructions for sowing seeds.

Milkweed: Edible or Toxic

Milkweed: Edible or Toxic

Asclepias, commonly known as Milkweed, is a genus of plants best known as the host plant for Monarch butterflies and one of the most important pollinator plants in North America. In this garden blog, we'll explore Milkweed's traditional uses, which parts have historically been eaten, the potential risks involved, and why proper identification is absolutely essential.

Companion Planting with Angelonia

Companion Planting with Angelonia

What to Plant with Angelonia Angelonia is a heat-loving flowering plant prized for its upright flower spikes, long bloom season, and exceptional du...

Why Columbine Is a Pollinator Favorite

Why Columbine Is a Pollinator Favorite

Known for its delicate, nodding flowers and distinctive spurred petals, Columbine (Aquilegia) is one of the most beloved Spring-blooming perennials in the garden. In this garden blog, we'll explore how Columbine benefits bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, share practical tips for attracting more pollinators, and highlight why Columbine deserves a place in every pollinator-friendly garden.

Yarrow: Edible or Toxic

Yarrow: Edible or Toxic

In this garden blog, we'll explore how Yarrow has traditionally been used, whether it is safe to consume, who should avoid it, and the potential benefits and risks associated with using it as a food or herbal remedy.

What to Plant with Petunias

What to Plant with Petunias

What you plant with Petunias makes a huge difference in how polished your garden looks and how well it performs through heat, rain, and long Summer stretches. This garden blog will walk you through what to plant with Petunias in garden beds, borders, and containers, so you can create combinations that stay full, balanced, and beautiful all season long.

What to Plant With Verbena

What to Plant With Verbena

The plants you pair with Verbena can dramatically influence how it performs and how your garden looks. This garden blog will help you discover what to plant with Verbena in garden beds, borders, and containers, so you can build a cohesive, low-maintenance landscape filled with color and movement.

Blue Star Creeper's Growth Habit Explained

Blue Star Creeper's Growth Habit Explained

In this garden blog, we'll examine whether Blue Star Creeper is considered invasive, where it is most likely to spread aggressively, how it behaves in different growing conditions, and what gardeners can do to keep it under control while still enjoying its many benefits.

How to Grow Caladiums Indoors

How to Grow Caladiums Indoors

Prized for their bold, heart-shaped foliage and vibrant color patterns, Caladiums can instantly bring a tropical feel to any space. While they’re most often grown outdoors in garden beds or containers, they can also thrive indoors when given the right care and environment.