RABBIT RESISTANT SHRUBS

Kristina Howley, Proven Winners® ColorChoice®

Sharing space with wildlife is a necessity, and frequently a purpose, of a garden. Observing little animals is magical until you see them munching on your favorite flowers. If you want a few plants that will remain unharmed by these tenacious chewers, get inspired by these rabbit resistant shrubs. 



3 CANEBERRY MYTHS, DEBUNKED!

Bushel & Berry®

What’s a better reward for gardening than eating a fresh, sun-ripened raspberry or blackberry straight off the bush? But the supposed difficulties of growing caneberries at home keep many gardeners from giving it a go and getting the sweet reward. If you’ve ever believed that growing raspberries or blackberries isn’t an option for you, read on to discover how we’re busting the myth!



HOTTEST NEW PLANTS FROM TERRA NOVA: A TERRIFIC TRIO

Dan Heims, Terra Nova

We are jazzed to offer a tantalizing trio following in the footsteps of their brethren already in the industry: Agastache ‘Pink Pearl,’ Echinacea KISMET ™ ‘Kiwi,’ and Kniphofia POCO™ ‘Butter Brickle.’  Bumblebees and hummingbirds will thank you.

ADD SUMMER STYLE TO YOUR SPACE WITH THESE FABULOUS & EASY-CARE HOUSEPLANTS

Justin Hancock, Costa Farms

If you spend more time inside as summer heat sets in, keep your thumb green and your home looking on point with easy-care houseplants.



HOW TO KEEP KIDS LEARNING THIS SUMMER

Susan Martin, Proven Winners

School’s out for summer, but the learning doesn’t have to end! The garden is filled with inspiration and opportunities for kids to practice all sorts of important skills. Let’s take a closer look at how your garden can become the teacher, plus nine lessons that will keep your kids learning until the school bell rings again.

HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST WATERING WAND FOR YOUR GARDEN

DRAMM

A thriving garden starts with the right watering wand in your hand. Whether you’re watering delicate seedlings or soaking thirsty vegetable beds, a quality wand can make your work easier and help your plants grow stronger and healthier. Here’s what to look for when selecting the perfect one for your needs. 



CHANGE UP YOUR THRILLERS & SPILLERS

Delilah Onofrey, Suntory Flowers

The basic anatomy of a successful combination planting is thriller, filler, spiller. Thrillers represent a taller or more upright plant. Fillers are full and mounding. And then the spiller trails down from the planter. Here are some our favorite thrillers and spillers from Suntory Flowers.

NEW MUST-HAVE DROUGHT-TOLERANT PLANTS FOR 2025

GrowJoy

Water-wise gardening doesn’t mean settling for bland. In 2025, drought-tolerant plants are bolder, brighter, and more resilient than ever. Whether you're tackling poor soil, dry slopes, or hot garden beds, these no-fuss plants are ready to work hard and look good doing it.

GIBBS' TIPS FOR SPRING/SUMMER HOME GARDENS

Barbara Schneider, Gibbs Gardens

As June slips into summer, Gibbs Gardens’ 376-acre estate garden transforms into nature’s largest bouquet. Unique and inspiring arrangements line the entrance Flower Bridge as sweeping borders of white caladiums and begonias lead to the upper gardens.



TOP FIVE POLLINATOR LOVING PLANTS EVERY GARDEN NEEDS

Kathleen Hennessy, Monrovia

Adding color, fragrance and beauty may not be the only reason you’re planting a garden. Attracting pollinators is a top trend this season, and you can invite more bees, butterflies and birds to your landscape by choosing a few key plants.



10 TIPS FOR GARDENING ON A BUDGET

Maria Genovese, Gardener's Supply

Cost-effective gardening is about maximizing your resources; it's not just about spending less, but also using your assets wisely. Here are 10 tips for budget friendly growth.

THE SECRET TO LUSH, BLOOMING ROSES? IT STARTS WITH FERTILIZER

Robin Jennings, Heirloom Roses

Every gardener wants beautiful, healthy roses — but too often, even the best intentions fall short. Feeding your roses is one of the simplest ways to grow bigger blooms, richer color, and healthier plants. And the best part? We’ll show you exactly how to do it.



GARDEN TIME IN THE SUNSHINE

Ethne Clarke, Hartley Botanic

There’s so much to be getting on with in the garden that this Sunshine State gardener hardly knows where to begin. So, I begin early by digging in lots of compost, leaf mold and last year’s potting soil, to bring the growing medium up to scratch.

COMMON SUMMER PESTS AND HOW TO MANAGE THEM NATURALLY

Ashleigh Smith, True Leaf Market

The joy of a thriving summer garden can quickly be spoiled by pesky insects damaging your crops and flowers. Check out these natural pest control practices for a healthier and more productive garden this season.

PLANT SUNFLOWERS FOR A SEASON OF ENJOYMENT

Melinda Myers

Sunflowers are one of those happy plants many gardeners can’t resist planting. Kids love to watch the plants reach for the sky and everyone enjoys all the visitors. You are likely to see hummingbirds, bees and other pollinators on the flowers, songbirds munching on the seeds, and squirrels practicing acrobatic contortions as they try to gain their fair share of the harvest. There is still time to plant sunflowers. 

TREES ARE A LONG-TERM INVESTMENT

Choosing a tree means looking forward 50 - 100 years. A tree can support more than just your own yard, so give some thought to planting native species that do more than provide beauty and clean the air. Watch the video...

PLANTING AND CARING FOR TREES

In this episode, GardenSMART takes a walk in one of the largest cities in America and talks about what it takes to care for and promote Atlanta's urban forest. Learn more...