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Garden Design and Planting Trends for 2026

From fragrance-forward plantings to calming color palettes and micro gardens, discover the garden trends shaping 2026 and how to bring them to life in your own outdoor space.

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Tips for Transplanting Houseplants

If you're a houseplant enthusiast, you want the best for your plants! Find out why you consider transplanting your houseplants and the best methods to employ for a smooth transition that will help your houseplant thrive!

How to Plan Out Your Spring Garden

If you've already determined when you want and what you want to plant, it's time to execute. Find out how to plan out your spring garden to maximize space and help your seed flourish.

Tips for Choosing the Right Ground Cover

Looking to refresh your landscape or bring some color to a bare patch of your lawn? Check out our guide to groundcovers for help picking out the perfect coverage, color, and design for your property.

How to Prepare Your Garden for Spring

Whether you're a new gardener or experienced, use these tips on preparing your garden to help make your spring planting season even better!

How to Start Spring Garden Seeds Inside

Starting garden plants inside is one way to get your garden started early, and it’s something even novice gardeners can manage.

Everything You Need to Know About Planting Zones

Planting zones can determine a lot about your garden. Find out more about your planting zone and how to make the most of your gardening experience.

The Ultimate Guide to Seasonal Gardening

Make the most out of each season and prepare for temperature change with our guide to seasonal gardening. Check out our tips to start gardening today!

Can I Order and Plant Trees and Shrubs in the Fall and Winter?

Did you know that the best time for planting trees and shrubs in the fall and winter is one of the best kept secrets of the nursery industry. Find out why.

3 Fall Gardening Tips That Will Make You Better Prepared for Spring

While you may be sad to see your garden go at the end of summer, there still is much work to be done to prepare it and your yard at large for the next growing season. Preparing for the seasonal shift is a key step toward keeping your garden and yard healthy during dormant periods so you can pick up where you left off when the warmer weather returns.

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