Take care of you lawn and garden and it will take care of you. Learn these DIY tips to show off and show up in your outdoor living space.

Step into a world of enchantment as you unlock the secrets to creating your very own cottage garden oasis. Let your imagination bloom and embrace the rustic charm of a cottage garden that will captivate your senses and transport you to a bygone era of tranquility and joy.

Sunshine and blue skies are here, and mother earth is calling all of us outdoors. Timeless outdoor trends are here to encourage you to bask in the beauty of nature.

Allow nature to nurture feelings of peace, inspiration and joy. It is time to discuss the outdoor trends of 2023 and you are going to love them!

Bring life to to your interior design by decorating with plants!

Plant walls are a beautiful design element that is a décor feature and a gardener's dream. Join me in creating this visual aid that will liven up any space.

Outdoor living spaces are just as essential to the our overall enjoyment of our homes as the interior. Do not leave these spaces out of your design plans.

I’ll be running down the top seven trends for outdoor living spaces. These tips will help you decide which outdoor renovation projects you want to invest your time and energy in this year. This is going to be fun, so let’s get started!

Today we’ll explore how to get rid of these pesky little insects in your plants or garden before it’s overtaken by an entire infestation. While these insects can be a nuisance, there is no need to panic. There are a number of ways to address the issue naturally. So, let’s jump in!

Here are 10 things I do to winterize my yard before and after the first frost. Yes, I know a gardener's work is never done, but you've already spent a lot of time, energy, and money on your garden, so it's important to protect this special place. Think about incorporating these ten tips into your winterizing routine, so when Spring rolls around, everything is ready to go and grow!

Perennials' inherent beauty is that they do not need to be re-planted each year because they live on a cycle. They have a callous root system and either die back or go dormant during certain times of the year. They come back year after year fuller and fuller. While some may love this fuller look, unfortunately, overcrowding leads to poor growth patterns as there is less space for the flowers and plants to grow adequately. That’s why splitting your perennials is recommended.