Gardeners everywhere are noticing it—hotter summers, unpredictable rainfall, stronger storms, and shifting growing seasons. These changes can feel overwhelming, but they are also reshaping...
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Sustainable gardening has moved beyond being a trend; it is now a guiding philosophy for how many gardeners approach their outdoor spaces. As climate patterns shift, water resources become more...
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Gardening in 2026 is being shaped by a powerful and optimistic idea: “Lemonading.” Coined in the 2026 trends report from Garden Media Group, Lemonading is about turning...
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As the days grow shorter and the crisp October air settles in, the garden begins its gentle shift from vibrant summer abundance to a quieter, more reflective season. While it may be tempting to...
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Gardeners often feel the urge to tidy up as fall sets in, clipping away every fading bloom and seed head. But sometimes, the best action is no action at all. By resisting the shears, you invite...
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As summer comes to a close, millions of hummingbirds begin their incredible fall migration—some traveling thousands of miles from the United States all the way to Central and South America....
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Pollinators are the unsung heroes of the garden, transferring pollen from one bloom to another and ensuring that fruits, vegetables, and flowers can thrive. By understanding the different types of...
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Imagine stepping outside to snip fresh mint, pluck a ripe strawberry, or gather edible blossoms to garnish your evening drink. Welcome to the world of cocktail gardens, a delightful new gardening...
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