Spring is flying by, and before you know it we'll be talking about beach vacations and pool parties. But first, let's enjoy these last few weeks of spring by planting some food for pollinators and learning how to solve some common gardening problems.
Top Plants for Pollinators
If there's one gardening trend you should definitely be following, it's planting for pollinators! Try a few (or more!) of these top annuals, perennials, and shrubs to get the pollinator party started in your garden.
Bonus tip: Put pollinators' helping "hands" to work by planting a few of their favorites in or around edible gardens to increase pollination for better fruit and vegetable yield.
Solving a Small-Space Problem in 7 Simple Steps
Are you looking for help designing a small space? Garden designer William Morrow breaks down the 7 simple steps he used to transform his "less than aristocratic" Washington, D.C. backyard. Photo by Roger Foley.
How to Get Rid of Powdery Mildew
If you're not sure what to do when powdery mildew strikes (and it will!), we're here to help. Learn what steps you can take to treat and prevent outbreaks, plus which plants are more susceptible than others.
Problem Solver: Big Impact on a Small Budget
Looking for more bang for your buck? Sweet potato vine could be the answer. Grow it as a groundcover, container ‘spiller,’ or let it wind up a trellis. Learn how to grow this warm-season annual and get landscaping ideas, including a DIY Terra Cotta Wall Planter. Pictured: 'Sweet Caroline Sweetheart Lime', 'Blackie', and 'Sweet Caroline Light Green'. Photos by Proven Winners.
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-Linda
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