
Winter Garden Prep: Killing Grass Without Killing the Soil
This doesn’t look like a flower bed yet. It’s just a patch of grass. But by next summer, it will be full of zinnias — tall, colorful, and buzzing with
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This doesn’t look like a flower bed yet. It’s just a patch of grass. But by next summer, it will be full of zinnias — tall, colorful, and buzzing with

Winter can feel like a waiting season in the garden—but it’s actually one of the most important times to begin. For some seeds, winter sowing is easy! Some of our

Lane and I turned a whole batch of dehydrated garden peppers into our Slow Burn BombDiggity Spicy Blend 🌶️ Real talk: do not inhale freshly ground pepper powder. Your sinuses

It is time for cool weather flowers! I spent the past week tearing out the last of what remained in the greenhouse, clearing the spent vines, and feeding the soil

Rainy Day Garden Guide: Rainy days don’t have to stop your gardening rhythm. Sure, you might not be digging in the beds, but there’s still plenty to do that sets

If I had to name one secret to a thriving garden, it would be compost. Composting is the simplest kind of magic—turning what was once waste into something that nourishes

As summer winds down, the garden is tired. It has given us all its energy, and now it’s our turn to give something back. Just like we need rest and

There’s something magical about this time of year. The days are still warm, the garden is buzzing with life, and everywhere you look, little treasures are waiting to be discovered.

This is the late-summer planting guide for gardeners who aren’t ready to quit. Just because summer’s winding down doesn’t mean your garden has to! In my latest video, I shared

There’s something magical about this in-between season. The sun is still warm, the zinnias are still blooming, and you can feel the shift coming as fall quietly waits its turn.