Determinate vs. Indeterminate Vegetables: What’s the Difference (and Which Should You Grow)?
If you’ve ever shopped for vegetable plants or seed packets—especially tomatoes—you’ve probably seen the words determinate and indeterminate. These terms describe a plant’s growth […]
Now Is the Time to Check for Bagworms in Your Landscape (Early Spring Guide)
As the weather warms and plants begin actively growing, it’s a great time to inspect your trees and shrubs—especially evergreens. Early spring is one […]
Spring’s Temperature Roller Coaster: How to Protect Your Garden in Greensboro
If you’ve gardened in the Triad for any length of time, you know spring weather can be unpredictable. One week we’re enjoying warm sunshine […]
Understanding the Different Types of Hydrangeas (and the Native Options to Know)
Hydrangeas are a favorite in Greensboro-area landscapes thanks to their big blooms, lush foliage, and long season of color. But not all hydrangeas grow […]
Early Signs of Spring: Plants That Bring the First Color to the Garden
After a long winter, early spring flowers are one of the most exciting signs that the garden is waking up. Many plants bloom before trees fully […]
Bold, Beautiful Dahlias for Greensboro Gardens
Dahlias are some of the most rewarding flowers you can grow in Greensboro. With bold color, tons of shapes, and a long bloom season, […]
Starting Seeds Indoors for a Stunning Cut Flower Garden
Starting seeds indoors is one of the best ways to get a jumpstart on a vibrant cut flower garden. By beginning select varieties early, […]
Growing Potatoes in Buckets & Grow Bags
In Greensboro, spring gardening season arrives with cool mornings and warming soil — the perfect conditions for growing potatoes. If you’ve never tried growing […]
How to Protect Trees & Shrubs with a Systemic Soil Drench
If you want healthier trees and shrubs with less insect damage this season, applying a systemic soil drench is one of the easiest and […]
Lawn Care Solutions: What to Do Now (Checklist) + Product Picks
A great lawn starts with smart timing. Late winter into early spring is when you can get ahead of crabgrass, tackle broadleaf weeds early, […]
Valentine’s Day Tree Care in Greensboro, NC: Horticultural Oil vs. Systemic Drench (and When to Use Both)
If you’ve battled pests in the past, Valentine’s Day is a great reminder to show your trees some love and get ahead of the […]
Late-Winter Pruning Guide (Greensboro, NC): Roses, Hydrangeas, Small Trees, Shrubs, Crape Myrtles & Vines
Late winter is one of the best times in the Triad to clean up your landscape before spring growth takes off. The key is […]
What “Native,” “Nativar,” and “Pollinator-Friendly” Really Mean When You’re Shopping
“My kid’s school wants a bee-friendly plant for their garden, and I don’t understand what all these labels mean. Can you help?” Trying to […]
After the Storm: Caring for Your Plants After a Hard Freeze
Recent winter storms left a sheet of ice, followed by 10 inches of snow/sleet, in the Greensboro/Triad area. Our landscapes have sustained damage that […]
Fall Blooming Perennials
It’s fall, Y’all, and many perennials have been developing their buds all summer, just in time to explode open in this cooler weather. Although […]
Fall Garden Mum Care
Mums are all the rage in October. They are a special plant prized for their fall-like colors and long blooming time. Mums were first […]
Fall is the Best Time to Plant!
When the leaves begin to turn and the cool breezes begin to blow, that means plants are gearing up for an underground party! When […]
Fall Veggie Planting Guide
September is the perfect time to start cleaning up the summer veggie garden and start planting fall crops. Since the Greensboro area has moved […]
How to Have a Luscious Lawn
With fall around the corner, now is the time to start contemplating how to seed your lawn. Cooler temps combined with more rain make […]
All You Need to Know About Cottage Gardens
One of the hottest trends in the plant world at the moment is cottage gardens. These gardens are perfect for beginner and more advanced […]
Cut Flower Gardens
The summer flowers are putting on a show before they turn to seed in autumn. It’s a great time to harvest them for the […]
Pruning Hydrangeas: The Ultimate Guide
When fall begins to arrive, many turn to maintenance endeavors in the garden. Cleaning of the vegetable garden, dividing perennials and pruning back shrubs. […]
Powdery Mildew Solutions
Surely the signs of a few weeks of wet weather are starting to show in gardens and yards across the area. Mushrooms popping up […]
Solutions for Better Watering
During the heat of summer, it’s important to set up a watering system that works for your lifestyle and your garden. There are many […]