How to Transplant Peonies—and Divide Them for More Plants
Learn how to transplant and divide peonies in fall, identify peony eyes, split mature roots, choose the right spot, and plant at the correct depth.
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Fall Outdoor Living & Entertaining Inspiration
Create a cozy fall outdoor space with stylish seating, fire pits, lighting, dining essentials, game-day ideas, and entertaining inspiration.
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September Gardening Checklist: What to Do in the Garden This Month
September is the perfect time to transition the garden from summer into fall. From deadheading and dividing perennials to harvesting vegetables, refreshing containers, planting for fall, and preparing for spring bulbs, this September checklist covers the simple tasks to tackle this month.
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August Gardening Checklist: Essential Tasks For A Healthy Late Summer Garden
Keep your garden thriving through the hottest part of the summer with this August gardening checklist. Learn what to prune, water and watch for – including hydrangea care, pest control and tips for preparing your garden for a beautiful fall.
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What You Can Still Plant in July for a Delicious Fall Harvest
Think it’s too late to plant a garden in July? Think again! Discover what vegetables and herbs you can still plant in July, including transplants, seeds, and container garden ideas for a delicious fall harvest.
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How to Attract Butterflies to Your Garden
Learn how to attract butterflies to your garden with the best flowers, shrubs, herbs, and host plants. Discover peak butterfly season, why pollinators are important, and simple ways to create a beautiful butterfly garden.
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The Complete Guide to Preserving Your Garden Harvest: How to Freeze Herbs, Fruits & Vegetables for Year-Round Cooking
Learn how to freeze garden herbs, fruits, and vegetables with easy recipes, meal prep ideas, and freezer tips to enjoy your harvest all year long.
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July Garden Checklist: 10 Simple Tasks That Will Keep Your Garden Beautiful All Summer
Keep your garden thriving all summer with this July garden checklist. Covering deadheading, harvesting, pruning and FAQ’s to common midsummer gardening questions.
