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Happy Friday GPODers! Yesterday we were transported back to warm weather and peak season color thanks to Ezequiel Martín Barakat in Buenos Aires, Argentina (Be sure to check…
Read more Fresh Snow in Carol’s Pennsylvania Garden – Fine Gardening2. Fertilizer Issues The type and timing of fertilization can significantly impact whether or not a jade plant will bloom. Many growers unknowingly use fertilizers that promote lush…
Read more Jade Plant Not Blooming? 7 Common Causes | Gardener’s PathHappy holidays! This week we’re revisiting our favorite festive stories from years past, like this one: The poinsettia revolution was a long time coming. But worth waiting for.…
Read more Poinsettias: Rethinking a Christmas Cliché – GardenistaHi GPODers! In the Northern Hemisphere, the final months of the year represent a slowing in our outside world. Cooler weather rolls in and snow flies as we…
Read more Spring in Ezequiel’s Argentina Garden – Fine GardeningAnd it came to pass, that in those days there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus, that the whole world should be enrolled. This enrolling was first…
Read more Merry Christmas! | The Survival GardenerHi GPODers! We’re back in Manteno, Illinois to enjoy the gorgeous gardens of John and Lee Algozzini. In case you missed it yesterday (be sure to check out Part…
Read more John’s Getaway Garden in Illinois, Part 2 – Fine GardeningBy the mid-1850s, the hybridization of various species as ornamental specimens was well underway across Europe. It wasn’t until the 19th Century that hellebores made their way into…
Read more How to Grow Hellebores, the Winter-to-Spring SensationGrowing Morning Glories from Seed: A Complete Guide
Read more Growing Morning Glories from Seed: A Simple How-to GuideCollaborative post In a world where schedules rarely align and screens pull us in different directions, many families are looking for simple ways to reconnect. One surprisingly effective…
Read more How growing your own herbs can bring families together – Growing FamilyHi GPODers! This week is kicking off with some master classes in landscape design. Yesterday we saw a stunning front garden transformation designed by Bas Suharto in Ottawa,…
Read more John’s Getaway Garden in Illinois, Part 1 – Fine GardeningOn Saturday we found a few of these in an old storage closet: I posted pictures to the store Facebook page: The consensus seems to be that it’s…
Read more Found in the Feed Store Closet | The Survival GardenerStrewing was the practice of scattering herbs on the floor for their pleasing fragrance and pest repellent properties. Introduced to North America in the 1500s, it’s one of…
Read more Combat Cold Season Naturally with Herbs from the GardenCollaborative post Family life is constantly evolving. Children grow, routines shift and priorities change, often more quickly than we expect. Holidays that once felt perfect can suddenly feel…
Read more Choosing holidays that grow with your family – Growing FamilyHappy holidays! This week we’re revisiting our favorite festive stories from years past, like this one: From behind the scenes at Remodelista and Gardenista, here are our go-to…
Read more Last-Minute Gifts: 7 Favorite Holiday DIYs – GardenistaCollaborative post Winter may seem like a quiet time in the garden, but January is actually the perfect month to prepare for a productive growing season. With a…
Read more January gardening guide: easy jobs to keep your garden growing – Growing FamilyAbove: Photograph by Alexander Papakonstadinou from Old Napoli in Modern London: ’O ver Restaurant by Quiet Studios. Happy holidays and happy new year to R/G readers near and…
Read more Holiday Wishes (And a Winter’s Nap) – GardenistaHappy Monday GPODers! The garden goes quiet, colors become more muted, and the snow flies. Winter has officially arrived and our garden chores have switched from active participation…
Read more Bas Designs a Front Yard Garden in Ottawa – Fine GardeningOne of my earliest memories involves planting a spruce tree. We grew up in a very rural part of Pennsylvania, so when I say that my dad and…
Read more Conifer Confusion: How to Identify Pine, Spruce, and Fir TreesWelcome to Psst, where each month the Remodelista and Gardenista editors share an inside look at what we’ve been reading, watching, coveting, pinning, visiting, and otherwise loving lately.…
Read more Psst…What We Loved in December – Gardenista8. Linden The linden (Tilia americana), commonly called American basswood, is a stately native shade tree suitable for cultivation in Zones 2 to 8. This beloved species has…
Read more 15 of the Best Fast-Growing Shade Trees for Your Yard