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Everything to Know About The Spring Magic of Redbud Trees
When redbuds bloom, spring doesn’t just arrive — it makes an entrance. Explore standout redbud varieties, foliage colors, and graceful forms, and learn how to choose and grow the perfect redbud tree for your garden.
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Modern Roses, New Rules: Why Today’s Roses Leave the Old Guard in the Dust
Think roses are fussy and high-maintenance? Not anymore. Today’s modern roses deliver nonstop blooms, real disease resistance, and classic fragrance—without the spray schedules and stress. Here’s why it’s time to grow roses again.
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Why Every Gardener Needs Houseplants (Even If They Think They Don’t)
Gardening doesn’t have to stop when the beds go dormant. Houseplants offer the same satisfaction, challenge, and joy—without the weather, pests, or waiting. Here’s why every gardener should bring the garden indoors for winter.
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Woodie’s Picks: Drought-Tolerant Plants To Survive The Heat
With temps soaring past 100°F, your garden needs extra care to survive the heatwave. From smart watering techniques to hardy, sun-loving plants that won’t wilt in the heat, we’ve got the ultimate guide to keep your landscape thriving all summer long.
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Woodie’s Picks: Cut Flower Garden Favorites For Spring
A long-time gardening trend that will likely never go out of style is that of a cut flower garden. Save money on grocery store bouquets, and have your favorites at your fingertips to create stunning displays all season long when you grow a cut flower garden! In this blog, we will discuss the key benefits and steps of cutting gardens and share a few of our cut-flower favorites for your garden this April!
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Woodie’s Picks: April Standouts in the Landscape
April is an underrated yet breathtaking time for the spring garden, offering vibrant colors and fresh growth. In this blog, we highlight four of our favorite plants that shine in the April landscape, along with essential spring gardening tips to help you kick off the season.
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