Overwatering and under-watering are the top causes of stressed pots. This post teaches you how to check moisture levels, signs of thirst or saturation, how frequency changes with the seasons, and the best time of day to water

Encourage long-lasting blooms and tidy appearances with easy tips for deadheading flowers and trimming back leggy or tired growth. Includes how often to do it and plant-specific tips.

A clear breakdown of how, when, and what to feed your plants for lush growth. Covers liquid vs slow-release fertilizers, signs of nutrient deficiencies, and what to avoid.

When warm days are followed by sudden chills, here’s how to respond. Learn about using fleece, moving pots temporarily, and which plants are most vulnerable in early spring.

Extreme heat can wilt even tough plants. Offer tips on mulching, shade cloth, watering timing, and using “cool down” sprays or misting for sensitive plants.

Late-season warmth can confuse both plants and gardeners. This post explains how to maintain moisture levels, what to expect from bloom cycles, and when to start pulling tired annuals.

Icy buildup can crack pots and stress evergreens. Learn the dos and don’ts for brushing off snow, dealing with freeze-thaw cycles, and ensuring drainage holes aren’t blocked.

Learn the science of root rot, proper use of pot feet, and why good drainage is essential for container health. Includes tips for correcting soggy pots.

Sometimes containers look lackluster by midsummer. Learn how to cutback fading plants, refresh soil surfaces, fertilize, or tweak arrangements for a second act.

A seasonal planting guide so you can better understand what thrives in spring, summer, fall, and winter. Helps avoid mismatches and disappointment.

Sometimes it’s hard to know whether a plant is dying, dormant, or just tired. Learn how to assess health, signs of pests or root issues, and when to compost or replace a plant.

Tulips are versatile flowers that come in a wide array of colors, shapes and sizes…making them perfect for creating stunning combinations in gardens and floral arrangements.

When selecting seeds for vegetable container gardening, it is important to consider several factors to ensure a successful and bountiful harvest. First and foremost, assess the space and sunlight available for your containers as different vegetables have varying light requirements. Opt for compact or dwarf varieties that are well-suited to growing in confined spaces. Consider the climate and select seeds that are suitable for your region and the season you are planting in.

When shopping for outdoor planters on Amazon, there are several factors to consider to ensure you find the perfect fit for your gardening needs. First and foremost, think about the size and shap of the planter - make sure it can accommodate the plants you want to grow and fits well in your outdoor space

Renovation projects can mean dust, debris, heavy equipment, and unexpected hazards for your outdoor containers. This post covers how to safeguard your pots while work is underway. Tips include moving smaller planters to a safe spot, covering large or immovable pots with breathable fabric to shield from dust and paint splatter, and marking off areas to prevent accidental bumps from ladders or tools. It also covers checking pots for damage after work is complete and giving plants a thorough rinse and refresh to remove construction residue.