Mike Quinn 
Calibrachoas are easy to grow and great for filling gaps in your garden. They are perfect for containers and hanging baskets with their trailing habit. Once you know how to care for them, you can have blooms from spring to fall. In this guide, we show you how to get the best out of these stunning little plants. Read more.
If you’re growing Shasta daisies, it’s disappointing when they fail to bloom. This guide will take you through common problems and help you troubleshoot within your own garden for a beautiful season of Shasta blooms ahead. Learn about fertilization, water and sunlight requirements, division, and more. Read more now.
What are the pruning and maintenance requirements for perennial Shasta daisies? Starting with tools required for the job and then taking you through different methods of pruning, you will learn a variety of techniques that can be used to prolong the flowering season and maintain happy, healthy plants. Read more now.
Hydrangea quercifolia, or oakleaf hydrangea, is a woody shrub that’s native to the southeastern United States. Want to add a few to your garden? We share growing tips, best uses in the landscape, cultivars to select, and more to maintain these lovely, understated shade plants at home. Read more now.
A cottage garden is the perfect place to escape from busy, hectic days.
It’s a simple way to create an outdoor oasis that will be well worth your time and effort. Learn more now.
Are you worried about pruning your plants? Worried about damaging your trees, shrubs, and woody plants in the process? If so, read our detailed guide and find out how to do it right and lower your stress level.
Do you want a greenhouse but don’t want to spend a whole lot? If so, check out this great build now. Free pallet racks and other repurposed materials make this one cheap build!
Are you seeking a fresh outdoor seating solution? It’s time for the standard, benches, swings, sliders, and rockers to step aside! Consider these inflatable options instead, to add bold style to your porch or patio. Read more now on Gardener’s Path.
Growing your own plants can be one of the most rewarding experiences if you have a green thumb… or even a black thumb. This guide will get you started with giving your plants the best start, to allow them to blossom to their full potential. Lesson 1: They’re Alive! You may have realized that plants …
Are you new to gardening and are getting confused by all of the terms thrown at you? Such as perennials and annuals? If so, check out this article and learn about the differences and how each type of plant needs to be treated to make your landscape or garden a success.
Looking to plant some melons, cucumbers, squash, pumpkins, or other vine based vegetables in your garden? Want to maximize the space your small plot? Read our guide to find out what you need to do.
Do you have problems using that old shovel or hoe (or even more likely – brand new ones)? If so, lack of maintenance may be the issue. Read what you need to do to properly maintain your gardening tools now.
Flowering vines can be a great accent or the focal point in your lawn or garden. Read about which varieties work best and how to choose the appropriate varieties for your area. Get the complete scoop now!
Are you imagining a lustrous, vibrant green, healthy lawn without weeds or brown patches? Turn that dream into a reality – read more now on Gardener’s Path, and get our expert tips. From seeding to mowing, and everything in between, we’ll teach you how to achieve the most gorgeous grass in the neighborhood.
New to growing in a greenhouse? Avoid these common mistakes with a little advance planning, and you’ll be a pro in no time. Read more now on Gardener’s Path.
Have you decide to make the jump to a more organic lifestyle & want to know how to recycle your kitchen waste into compost? Read our guide and find out.
Tired of replacing your garden hose every couple of years? Read our tips on how to extend the life of your hoses and to repair them when they do break.
Is Southern Blight a real problem on tomato plants in your region? Read our tips that may assist you in stopping the blight from devastating your harvest.
Gardeners know compost will enrich their garden soil and aid their plants. You can also make a compost tea that protects leaves and further feeds the soil. Read more to find out how.
Chances are that after the long winter, there are some bared patches in your lawn. Read our guide and fix them so they blend seamlessly.