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May 18, 20262 min
Early Color: Zone 3 Spring Blooming Perennials
After a long northern winter, seeing the first signs of life in the garden is incredibly refreshing. Even when it snows in May, these early bloomers remind us that winter doesn't last forever. If you are gardening in Zone 3, here are several hardy perennials—plants that come back year after year—to bring early color to your landscape. Shade and Part-Shade Options Don't be afraid of shade gardening! There are many wonderful options that thrive in lower light. Bergenia Pig Squeak Bergenia (Pig...

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May 18, 20264 min
30 Random Gardening Facts for My 30th Birthday
I recently celebrated a major milestone—I turned 30! Looking back on my 20s, it was a decade full of memories, including getting married, starting the greenhouse and having three children. To kick off my 30s, I wanted to share 30 random gardening facts, tips, and pieces of information that might not otherwise get their own dedicated spotlight. Whether you are a seasoned gardener with dirt permanently under your nails or a beginner wondering if you're doing it right, I hope you find something...

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May 6, 20262 min
How to Be Successful with Your Hanging Baskets
Ever wonder how greenhouses maintain those stunning, lush hanging baskets all summer long? Whether you want to buy a pre-made basket or create your own, achieving that professional look is all about choosing the right pot, the right plants, and following a consistent maintenance routine. 1. Choosing the Right Pot Size The size of your pot significantly impacts how much work it will be to maintain. Here’s a breakdown of common sizes: 8-inch Baskets: These are affordable and great for gifts or...

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