How to Grow to Cherry Tomatoes in Cleveland
Cherry tomatoes are one of the easiest and most rewarding garden crops for beginners and pros alike. Start them from seed indoors, give them full sun, support them with a cage or stake, and you’ll enjoy a steady harvest of sweet, bite-sized fruits all summer...
What Flowers Can You Safely Plant in June Without Wasting Money?
You can absolutely plant flowers in June — but choosing the right varieties is key to getting blooms that thrive, not just survive. Annuals like zinnias, marigolds, cosmos, and sunflowers love the heat, while perennials in containers can still establish if watered well. Avoid cool-season...
Can You Still Plant Vegetables in June? (Yes — Here’s What to Try)
Yes, you can still plant vegetables in June in the Cleveland area. While it’s too late for early spring crops, June is perfect for heat-loving veggies like beans, squash, cucumbers, and even a second round of greens. With warm soil and longer daylight, it’s prime...
Is It Too Late to Deadhead Spring Blooms?
It’s not too late to deadhead spring blooms in June! In fact, removing spent flowers now can encourage reblooming, tidy up your garden, and help perennials conserve energy for next season. Is It Too Late to Deadhead Spring Blooms? Introduction Spring flowers like tulips, daffodils, columbine, and bleeding...
Toads in the Garden: What a Toad Sighting May Mean
Toads are incredibly beneficial for your garden, acting as natural pest control by eating hundreds of insects daily. Myths like “toads cause warts” are false. Unless you're dealing with a rare invasive species, keeping toads around is one of the easiest, low-effort ways to protect...
Spring Flowers That Benefit Most from Deadheading
Many spring-blooming flowers benefit from deadheading, especially if you want to encourage reblooming, prevent self-seeding, or help bulbs store energy. Popular plants like tulips, daffodils, columbine, bleeding hearts, and peonies are all worth a trim once blooms fade. Which Spring Flowers Benefit from Deadheading? Introduction As your spring...
Hanging Baskets 101 for Cleveland Homeowners
Hanging baskets are a simple, eye-catching way to add color and height to your outdoor space — whether you buy one premade or design your own. With the right plant combinations, container, and care routine, your baskets can thrive all season long, even in Cleveland’s...
Landscaping Ideas to Frame Your Front Entrance in Cleveland
Your front entrance landscaping is the focal point of your home’s exterior, offering guests their first impression. Thoughtful landscaping around your entrance not only enhances curb appeal but also creates a welcoming atmosphere. For Cleveland homeowners, balancing aesthetics with practicality is essential due to the...
Seasonal Flower Guide for Northeast Ohio Front Entrances
Your front entrance is the gateway to your home, and thoughtful landscaping can make it feel inviting year-round. In Northeast Ohio, where seasons vary dramatically, it’s essential to plan flower arrangements that thrive in each season while maintaining visual appeal. This guide provides a monthly...
Stop Tossing These Hidden Garden Treasures
Stop Tossing These Hidden Garden Treasures: A Guide for New Gardeners Introduction Every year, households throw away food scraps, coffee grounds, and other organic materials that could be put to work in the garden. While many gardeners rely on store-bought fertilizers, soil conditioners, and pest deterrents, nature...
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