A HYDRANGEA THAT TRULY BLOOMS ALL SUMMER

Natalie Carmolli, Proven Winners® ColorChoice®

If you’ve ever been frustrated by hydrangeas that take forever to bloom—or worse, don’t bloom at all—you’re not alone. I was excited when I heard about a new variety that actually delivers on the promise of season-long blooms. And best of all? They're so easy to grow. 

THE BENEFITS OF CONTAINER-GROWN BLUEBERRIES

Bushel & Berry®

Growing blueberries is not a new trend, although edible gardening is on the rise. Apart from having fresh, delicious berries on hand whenever you need a snack, there are other great benefits of growing blueberries in containers that you may not have considered!

PLAN FOR LATE SUMMER BLOOM WITH THESE CUTIES

Dan Heims, Terra Nova

We are going to focus on some new compact Anemones that bloom in July and August with the Heleniums and Helianthus. What’s the matter with Anemones? They run. By using new species and breeding techniques the wizards of the brush have created some wonderful, shorter varieties that don’t run. 



DELIGHTFUL NEW DIPLADENIAS

Delilah Onofrey, Suntory Flowers

Dipladenia or mandevilla? What’s the difference? Most of these tropical beauties are hybrids, incorporating the best of each – color range, growth habit, flower size, ease of growing. 

EVERY GARDEN NEEDS LAVENDER - NATURE'S INSTANT MOOD BOOSTER

Kathleen Hennessy, Monrovia

Lavender just might be the “it plant” for 2025. This fragrant and colorful perennial is a top choice for landscapes and containers alike, and its popularity is also part of a larger well-being garden trend.

BREEDING BETTER HIBISCUS

Justin Hancock, Costa Farms

Tropical Hibiscus are tried-and-true garden plants and new advances in breeding are making these plants even better. See how!

9 EASY TIPS TO BOOST TOMATO PRODUCTION IN YOUR GARDEN

Gardener's Supply

There's nothing like a fragrant, sun-warmed tomato harvested fresh from your own garden. In this article, Gardener’s Supply offers nine tips for boosting home production. Get ready to enjoy your tomato-est summer EVER!

GIBBS GARDENS PRESENTS ARTISTIC VARIETY, PLANTING DESIGN, DAZZLING COLOR

Barbara Schneider, Gibbs Gardens

Gibbs Gardens bursts into full bloom in May—from the Flower Bridge to Manor House Gardens, throughout the Valley Gardens to the Japanese Garden and across the Wildflower Meadow.



CHOOSING THE RIGHT TOMATO VARIETY: A SIMPLE GUIDE FOR FIRST-TIME GARDENERS

GrowJoy

Dreaming of fresh tomatoes but feeling overwhelmed by all the choices? Don’t worry — picking the right tomato variety is easier than you think! Here’s a quick guide to help you match the perfect tomato plant to your garden and your style.

HOW TO HIDE SPRING BULB FOLIAGE AS IT FADES

Susan Martin, Proven Winners

Some people shy away from planting spring flowering bulbs because they don’t like the way they look when they start to fade. All that’s needed is a little garden planning to solve that issue so when the bulbs are done, the fun will go on. Here’s how to do it. 

ESSENTIAL SPRING CARE FOR YOUR WATERING TOOLS

DRAMM

After a long winter in storage, your watering tools may need a little attention before they’re ready for spring. Giving them a quick tune-up now will help extend their lifespan and ensure they perform efficiently all season long. From hoses to sprinklers, here are some practical tips to get your garden gear back in shape.

SPRINGTIME IN THE GREENHOUSE

Hartley Botanic

Spring burst upon the scene this month, and was I ever glad to see it, as was just about everyone else I know in my part of the southwest, i.e. from the Rockies south thru the Sangre de Cristo mountains to Albuquerque. It’s great to be out in the garden again.

SUCCESSION PLANTING SECRETS: 5 CROPS TO KEEP YOUR HARVEST GOING ALL SUMMER

Ashleigh Smith, True Leaf Market

Spring is here and will soon be transitioning into summer. As you harvest your spring crops, you may consider extending your harvest by succession planting. This is when you plant a single crop multiple times over a span of time.

KEEP THOSE ROSE BLOOMS COMING! CARE TIPS FOR JUNE

Paul Zimmerman, Jackson & Perkins

June is a beautiful time in the rose garden as blooms reach their peak, filling the garden with color and fragrance. Here’s a comprehensive care guide for June, tailored to Southern, Middle, and Northern zones to ensure your roses stay at their best.

SUMMER SIDE DISH RECIPES FROM THE GARDEN

Carrie Spoonemore, Park Seed

If you're growing your own veggies, you already know: nothing beats the taste of something you just picked fresh from the garden. And the best part? You don’t need to do much to make them the stars of your side dishes.

EASY GROUND COVERS FOR SHADY GARDEN AREAS

Kathy Keeler, Wayside Gardens

Need something to grow in the shade? You have many choices. Pick plants based on the shade and your climate.

CREATING AND CARING FOR SHADE GARDENS

Melinda Myers

Those shady spots in the landscape can make it challenging to grow a beautiful garden. Fortunately, there are more plants than you may think that will thrive in low light.

DESIGNING GARDENS WITH DEER IN MIND

What are the design considerations needed to give your garden the best shot at surviving the onslaught of deer? Watch the video...

PLANTS FOR LANDSCAPES WITH DEER

In this episode, Eric would like to discuss some specific plants for deer-proofing a garden. What are some of the plants that our viewers could find at garden centers? Learn more...