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This is a fun Halloween project for gardeners! It’s silly and quirky, and it puts a smile on everyone’s face. Turn your Jack-o-Lantern into a Jack-o-PLANTern this year…
Read more Jack-o-Planterns: How to Make Pumpkin PlantersFor those familiar with Los Angeles, the words “Santa Monica” will likely conjure up a very Californian version of the all-American idyll: an iconic pier and long stretches…
Read more A Santa Monica Backyard by ORCA Inspired by Mediterrannean LandscapesHi GPODers! Barbara Owen in Wellesley, Massachusetts, has shared her flowers with the blog multiple times (check out some of those submissions here: Beginning of Spring in Massachusetts,…
Read more A Harvest from Barbara’s Front-Yard Veggie Garden – Fine GardeningTemperature and Humidity Red hot pokers grow best in moderate to warm temperatures in the range of 60 to 90°F and perform equally well in arid conditions or…
Read more How to Grow and Care for Red Hot Poker (Torch Lily)Date: November 21st at 9AM EDT REGISTER HERE Conifers are the backbone of year-round garden design—offering structure, texture, and color in every season. But with so many species,…
Read more Conifers Q&A–Webinar with Mark Dwyer – Fine GardeningMy secret to gorgeous, dried flowers? Silica gel, of course! I love using these dried flowers for my resin creations, but you can also use them for all…
Read more How to Use Silica Gel for Drying Flowers (Step by Step!) – Garden TherapyLast month, the Garden Museum Literary Festival (a traveling event that visits a different historic garden each year in the U.K.) arrived at Iford Manor, just a few…
Read more Iford Manor: A Tour Its Magnificent Gardens in SomersetHi GPODers! We’re back in the garden of Lizzi Gualtieri in Walla Walla, Washington, today. Lizzi has shared her stunning designs on the blog several times over the…
Read more Lizzi’s Fall Garden in Walla Walla – Fine Gardening8. Blushing Bride ‘Blushing Bride’ produces large double blooms that open a soft pink and gradually fade to nearly white as the season progresses. The layered petals give…
Read more 25 of the Best Rose of Sharon Varieties× Sorry! As a registered member you get 10 free posts from our archive (posts more than a year old) every 30 days. You have reached your…
Read more Meanwhile, on Remodelista: The Home Renovation Splurge That’s Always Worth It – GardenistaHi GPODers! Today we have a new garden introduction, right as it begins packing it in for the season. Judy Hessert gardens in the Bitterroot Valley of Western…
Read more Judy’s First Frost in Montana – Fine GardeningPaying for things online has become second nature. Whether it’s booking a train ticket, buying a gift or managing your accounts, it’s quick and convenient. But convenience can…
Read more Simple digital habits to protect your money online – Growing FamilyLooking for homemade gift ideas that the recipient will actually use and love? Look no further than this list of over 100 gifts to make this year. Making…
Read more 100+ Homemade Gift Ideas to Gift This Season – Garden TherapyWhen to Harvest Spaghetti Squash: Plus Tips for Curing & Storing Scroll Up This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By clicking accept you give us permission…
Read more When to Harvest Spaghetti Squash and How to Do It RightMoonflower vines are a quiet delight of the waning season. They are morning glory’s nocturnal cousin, and their wide, near-luminous white blooms begin to unfold every twilight at…
Read more Moonflower Vine: How to Grow Ipomea Alba, a Night-Blooming FlowerHappy Monday, GPODers! Almost exactly two years ago, we were introduced to Patsy LaHue’s garden in Grand Junction, Colorado, (check out that post here: Late Summer in Patsy’s…
Read more Patsy’s Late Summer Garden in Colorado – Fine GardeningTransplanting Transplanting should be done in the spring after the ground is workable or in the fall. Dig a hole twice as wide and the same depth as…
Read more How to Plant and Grow Juniper | Gardener’s PathPruning shrubs and topiary is an exhausting business—especially if it requires being perched on top of a ladder or spending an entire day to complete the work. Large…
Read more Review of Stihl HSA 26: The Hedge Trimmers Are a ‘Game-Changer’Pachira spp. The money tree, aka Guiana, Malabar, or water chestnut (Pachira aquatica), is a broadleaf evergreen perennial native to wetlands and marshes in Mexico and northern regions…
Read more How to Grow Money Tree Plants (Pachira) | Gardener’s PathIt was a big week here at Remodelista and Gardenista: Our latest (sixth!) book is out in the world! Read more about it right over here, and find…
Read more Current Obsessions: Outsiders – Gardenista