When I first started growing herbs, I imagined my kitchen counter lined with small jars of fresh dill, basil, and thyme—each one plucked from my very own garden. Dill, with its feathery leaves and zesty…
If you’re ready to plant a tamarillo tree, you’re in for a treat. Also known as the “tree tomato,” this tropical beauty delivers striking red, orange, or yellow fruits with a flavor somewhere between a…
If you’ve ever stumbled upon a tamarillo—also known as the “tree tomato”—you know this little fruit isn’t your typical supermarket staple. Its bold colors and tropical flavor make it a unique treat. But if you’ve…
Tamarillos, also known as tree tomatoes, might not be the first fruit that comes to mind when you think of growing in your garden, but they’re one of the hidden gems of the plant world….
If you’ve ever walked through a forest after a fresh rainfall, you’ve probably noticed how the ground feels cushioned beneath your feet, soft yet firm. That’s nature’s blanket at work—pine needles. Over the years, I’ve…
We’ve all been there — you walk outside to find that a storm has knocked over a tree in your yard. While it might seem like a hassle at first, a fallen tree can provide…
When I first started taking care of my lawn, I heard a lot about overseeding, but I wasn’t sure if it was the real deal or just another garden trend. Everyone talks about that dream…
When fall arrives, it’s not just leaves that come tumbling down—oak trees have their own unique contribution to the season: acorns. And let me tell you, “a lot” doesn’t even begin to cover it. A…
How Much Water Do You Typically Use in Your Garden? Regardless of species or variety, all plants require water. Water allows plants to absorb nutrients from the soil while also assisting in the conversion of…