Did you know that how you care for your clematis plants in the fall can be a major factor in how just healthy and strong your plants grow next spring and summer? Even more, it can also play a big role in how well they bloom – or even if they bloom at all! Clematis …
If you are looking for a quick, simple and powerful way to recharge your garden soil this fall, you need to plant mustard seed – the perfect no till garden cover crop that can naturally power and re-energize your tired garden with little effort. And even better – you won’t need to till it in …
What you do with your poinsettia plants after Christmas will make the difference between a shriveled-up plant that goes into the compost pile or one that can bloom for year after year of enjoyment! As sad as it is, the holidays are now officially over. Presents have been unwrapped, way too much food has been …
Get out your trimmers because it’s time to prune fruit trees this winter! It’s the perfect time to get them in tip-top shape before next year’s growing season. Fruit trees are a wonderful addition to any property. There’s nothing like going out into your own backyard and picking a fresh, juicy ripe apple or pear …
This year, skip putting up a fake artificial tree or needing to go cut down your own tree. Instead, consider keeping a live Christmas tree indoors! It really is possible to keep a living Christmas tree during the holiday season. And once the holidays are over, with a little bit of prep, you can simply …
If you need a little inspiration for that garden or nature lover in your life, you are in luck with today’s feature of eight great and unique Christmas gifts under $30! Most people don’t have the time (or the patience) to go store to store picking out that perfect holiday gift for all the people …
Homemade bird suet is a perfect treat for your winter friends with feathers! Thankfully, knowing how to make and use it couldn’t be easier! During the colder months, it can be a bit challenging for birds to find enough food since their natural food sources are typically gone. Most bugs are gone or in hiding …