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Every region develops its landscaping habits, and Pennsylvania is no different. Drive through almost any suburban neighborhood and you’ll spot the same plants repeating themselves yard after yard, street after street, like everyone got together and agreed on a very short list without consulting anyone with an opinion.
Some of these plants have held their popular sta...
A few warm days in early spring can make blueberry bushes in Michigan look full of promise almost overnight. Then one cold snap rolls through, and suddenly those blooms don’t look quite the same.
It’s a moment many growers recognize, especially in a state where spring weather can shift quickly. Michigan’s climate often pushes plants into bloom early, only to follow ...
Orange trees in containers bring serious vacation energy to a California patio. Glossy leaves, sweet blossoms, bright fruit, and a pot you can move around like garden furniture with benefits?
Yes, please. Growing citrus this way is especially handy for small yards, balconies, renters, or gardeners dealing with soil that is less “dreamy orchard” and more “why is this...
Texas has a way of humbling even the most confident gardeners. You see a plant at the nursery, it looks healthy, the tag says it grows in full sun, and you think — perfect, that’s exactly what I have.
A few weeks later it’s struggling, a few weeks after that it’s gone, and you’re left wondering what went wrong when you followed all the directions. The problem is tha...
Grass has a flair for being picky in Oregon. Give it a shady patch under a maple, a soggy low spot after winter rain, or a dry strip that bakes in August, and it may simply clock out.
That does not mean the yard has to look patchy forever. Groundcovers can turn those stubborn bare places into something lush, layered, and surprisingly easygoing.
Some creep betw...