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Designing a Small Pollinator Garden Featured Article

Designing a Small Pollinator Garden

One of the biggest misconceptions about pollinator gardening is that it requires a lot of space. Some of the most productive pollinator gardens I've seen are no larger than a parking space.

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Exploring the Best Spring-Blooming Shrubs for Your Landscape

Exploring the Best Spring-Blooming Shrubs for Your Landscape

With a wide selection of spring-blooming shrubs, you can create a stunning garden that will dazzle your senses and delight your soul. In this guide, we'll showcase some of the top spring-blooming shrubs available from Garden Goods Direct, along with tips on culture, bloom times, growing instructions, and their versatile uses in the landscape.

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8 Gardening Trends For 2024

8 Gardening Trends For 2024

As we dive into a new year, it means preparing for a whole new world of trends to be explored! While 2023 was the year of bountiful gardens, magenta hues, and classical design, we predict there is still so much beauty and fun to look forward to in this new year! Keep reading to learn more about our gardening trend predictions of the year and get a chance to get a jump on designing the trendiest garden of 2024! 

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2024 Pantone Color Of The Year In Your Garden

2024 Pantone Color Of The Year In Your Garden

Picture this: it’s a brisk spring morning in April, and you walk out your front steps and are immediately warmed by the gentle, velvety tones of Peach Fuzz throughout your garden. This doesn’t have to be just a vision in your head… incorporate Pantone’s Color Of The Year 2024 into your very own garden today. Keep reading to learn more about a variety of ways you can use this selection as a muse for your garden this spring and throughout the rest of the year!

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Small Pollinator Gardens With Big Impacts

Small Pollinator Gardens With Big Impacts

Unfortunately, pollinators face numerous challenges today, from habitat loss to pesticide exposure, and climate change. The good news is that we all can make a difference, even with a small pollinator garden planted with native species! This article will explore the magic of these pocket-sized habitats and how they can transform your backyard into a haven for pollinators.

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Echinacea in the Landscape: <br>A Vibrant Tapestry of Color & Conservation

Echinacea in the Landscape:
A Vibrant Tapestry of Color & Conservation

Echinacea, commonly known as coneflower, is a captivating perennial that has earned its place as a favorite among garden enthusiasts. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the world of echinacea, exploring its design potential, planting instructions, the evolution of new varieties, and its vital contribution to aesthetics and ecosystem health.

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Perennial Hibiscus: Nature's Majestic Showstoppers

Perennial Hibiscus: Nature's Majestic Showstoppers

Perennial hibiscus, also known as hardy hibiscus or rose mallow, is an enchanting addition to any garden. Let's delve into the enchanting world of perennial hibiscus, exploring their planting and growing instructions and highlighting some of the most popular and captivating varieties to consider for your garden.

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What's Happening To The Monarch Butterflies

What's Happening To The Monarch Butterflies

In the past two decades, the monarch population has declined 85%. The number one reason for this decline–the loss of milkweed habitats. Check out this blog to learn more and to take action in helping reestablish the monarch butterfly population. 

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Embracing the Timeless Beauty of Crape Myrtles

Embracing the Timeless Beauty of Crape Myrtles

Known for their exquisite flowers, attractive bark, and versatility, crape myrtle trees and crape myrtle shrubs have become a beloved choice for homeowners and professional landscapers. Join us as we explore the timeless beauty and numerous benefits of incorporating crape myrtles into your outdoor space.

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8 Heat-Tolerant Perennials For Your Summer Garden

8 Heat-Tolerant Perennials For Your Summer Garden

In addition to umbrellas and sunscreen, Invest in some heat-tolerant perennials for the garden this year! This will certainly help you prepare for a summer full of beauty and color. If you have a sunny spot in the yard that is just begging for blooms, we’ve got everything you need to make that dry barren space a blooming haven of beauty! 

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