Fall Planting: Why It’s Prime Time
Fall brings unique advantages for getting new plants in the ground - this blog posts looks at why fall planting lays the groundwork for a vibrant spring display.
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Your Garden Questions Answered with PlantTAGG
Every gardener deserves expert advice for your gardening questions, even when no one is around to give it. PlantTAGG delivers.
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Native Plants Are Laid-Back Garden Heroes
Want a beautiful yard that practically takes care of itself? Native plants might be your answer. This blog post discusses why.
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Five Fertilization Tips - Backed By Science
Plants have different nutritional needs. This article covers top fertilization tips to meet those requirements so your garden will thrive.
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PlantTAGG and Plant By Number Design Partner to Make Gardening Smarter, Simpler, and More Successful
Two of the most innovative names in the gardening, PlantTAGG and Plant By Number Design, are teaming up to remove the guesswork from plant selection, landscaping, and plant care.
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11 Stunning Houseplants to Consider
Greenery brings life and peace into any space. This blog covers 11 stunning houseplants to consider. The article includes detailed plant care information to help you choose the right houseplant for your home.
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8 Powerful Ways to Use Baking Soda in Your Garden for Pest Control, Disease Management, and More
Baking soda is a versatile tool in gardening. This article discusses 8 ways to use baking soda for pest control, disease management and more.
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Garden Mulch – The Ultimate Guide
Using garden mulch is one of the simplest yet most effective ways to enhance your garden's health. Whether you're looking to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, or improve soil quality, choosing the right mulch is key.
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Top Plants to Propagate this Fall
Cooler temps are great for root cuttings and establishing new plants. This article reviews some of the top plants to propagate this Fall.
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5 Benefits of Using Coffee Grounds in Gardening
Discover the versatility of coffee grounds in gardening and how they can be used as a fertilizer and pest repellent to enhance soil quality.
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