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While shrubs look gorgeous in their nursery pots in the summertime, it can be hard for them to make the transition into the ground or into containers. But it doesn’t have to be quite so hard.

Don’t sacrifice the look of a welcoming, lush garden because your weather won’t cooperate. (We’re looking at you, sad droopy plants!) We have a three step process for helping you grow the lush drought tolerant garden of your dreams!

If you love chickens and have some roaming around your yard (and gardens), you may be wondering:

What shrubs are safe for chickens?

Is it okay for them to be eating this kind of shrub?

If stepping into the garden can instantly improve your mood, just imagine how powerful that experience is for a child. If you’re reading this, you probably want to share the overwhelming goodness of nature and the joy of growing things with a child in your life. I wanted that too!

Plants make great gifts, there’s one to fit every personality! We want to help you choose the right one.

Having chickens can be fun and rewarding, especially once you start getting eggs. For the most part, they are easy to take care of, but they do love to get into everything!

Having chickens is just good for the soul. They are easy to care for and provide you with food, what else could you want!

One of the surest signs that spring has arrived each year is the blooming of the Bradford pear trees. Widely planted as a street tree,

If you love billowy, carefree masses of flowers, a cottage style garden is just for you. These gardens are all about embracing abundance.