What if I told you that if you want your perennial herbs to grow faster, fuller, and more productive, you actually need to cut them more frequently? Regular pruning will reward you with new growth and softer and larger leaves all season long. Here's what you need to trim right now (and how to do it correctly).| Garden Betty
Winter doesn't have to mean a brown and barren garden. Many plants actually wait for temperatures to drop before they put on their best show! If you want to add a pop of color to your winter landscape, plant one of these cold-weather bloomers that will not only survive, but THRIVE in snow!| Garden Betty
If you're looking for something to add zest to your garden as well as your meal, you cannot go wrong with edible flowers. You might even be growing some of these flowers already and had no idea they were edible! This is a huge list of my favorite plants that bloom their heads off and add beauty and flavor to drinks, desserts, and other dishes.| Garden Betty
The secret to getting flowers all summer long is knowing when (and how) to prune your plants. Deadheading your annuals and perennials not only keeps them healthy and beautiful, it can encourage continuous blooms or a flush of new flowers later in the season.| Garden Betty
Learn when, why, and how to deadhead flowers to extend the blooming season and grow larger, healthier plants! Tips for annuals and perennials.| Homestead and Chill
Learn how to press flowers four ways: in a book, wooden press, microwave, or using an iron - with pros, cons, and the best flowers to use.| Homestead and Chill
Come learn how to grow garlic in any zone, including when and how to plant garlic cloves, tips for soil prep, containers, mulch, and more!| Homestead and Chill
