How To Plant In Red Clay Soil
So many people in the South have red clay soil. When it’s wet, clay soil can be sticky, heavy, and difficult...
Read MoreLow Growing Shrubs for Almost Any Area!
Keeping with the theme of low-growing shrubs, here are some great options for the landscape. We’ve divided them into two...
Read MoreTop 5 Shrubs to Use for Screening Purposes
1. Elaeagnus Terrible name, great plant! Elaeagnus is a tough evergreen shrub with silvery-green foliage that provides beautiful contrast in the...
Read MoreMighty Mint
Mint is one of my favorite herbs—but I definitely prefer growing it in containers or raised beds! Mint is a...
Read MoreHow to Use Bat Guano
Bat guano has a long history of use as an organic soil amendment and fertilizer. Collected from accumulated bat droppings,...
Read More“Which fertilizer should I use for annuals?”
We hear this question all the time: “What kind of fertilizer should I use?” Annuals, perennials, shrubs, and trees all...
Read MoreWhat’s Mulch Got To Do With It?
Want to save money and spend less time watering your flower beds? One of the easiest things you can do...
Read MoreDrip By Drip: Save Water, Save The Planet
Drip Irrigation Is an Efficient Way to Water Drip irrigation is one of the most efficient ways to water your landscape....
Read MoreThe Word on Worm Castings: How do they work? What can they be used for?
Worm castings are one of nature’s best soil amendments. Also known as vermicompost, worm castings are the nutrient-rich material produced...
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