The key to helping your garden thrive in unpredictable weather is to ensure that your plants are healthy and resilient. Strong, well-established plants are more likely to withstand sudden fluctuations and bounce back after severe weather events.

Here’s how you can prepare your garden to face whatever Mother Nature throws its way.

When it comes to supporting local wildlife and creating a thriving ecosystem, you may be missing out on an important element: keystone plants.

Supporting local wildlife is a worthy passion for every gardener, from those managing large scale farms to the hobbyist with a few containers on their patio. Supporting local ecosystems not only helps wildlife thrive, but also contributes to a balanced and healthy environment. Here’s how you can make a difference with even the smallest of gardens.

As eco-gardeners, we all want to reduce our carbon footprint and strive to help the environment in any way we can. Today we’re going to dive into one specific area where you can help to ease your environmental impact, and even contribute in a positive way.