Seasonal Gardening

Summer in Reno can be tough on a garden. The good news is that most summer stress can be managed with a few consistent habits. Small adjustments can keep your garden growing, flowering and thriving through the hottest part of the season and into fall.

For years, bright blooms and vibrant greenery dominated garden design trends, but darker foliage has quietly become one of the most impactful ways to create a more elevated outdoor space.

Introducing our Bloom With Me Bulbs: a hand-planted, ready-to-grow collection of spring-blooming bulbs designed to bring long-lasting color, ease, and a little daily delight into your life.

If you crave color when the rest of the garden is still half-asleep, winter-blooming heaths are one of the best-kept secrets in cold-climate gardening.

Sometimes a sudden warm spell can trick your spring bulbs into emerging too early. Here's how to protect your bulbs and ensure they thrive once the true spring weather arrives.

Regular care and preventative measures can keep your evergreens healthy and vibrant through the winter months.

Shasta daisies are a testament to the beauty and resilience that can flourish in the high desert, enhance your garden with their elegance.

In a world filled with artificial flavors and processed foods, cultivating your own herb garden offers a return to authenticity.

Here are some tips for successful early-season gardening, including cold-tolerant herbs and veggies and frost protection strategies.

Paperwhites are a striking, easy to care for holiday plant with an interesting origin. Learn more about them and how to grow your own!