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Gardening

Spring Garden: May Garden Checklist For Zones 4-5

Spring Garden: May Garden Checklist For Zones 4-5

May 7th 2026

May is a busy and exciting month for gardeners in zones 4 and 5. After a long winter and a slow spring, your garden is finally waking up. If you've kept up with your late winter and early spring gardening chores, then this month should be an enjoyable one for you. The soil is warming, the days are g …
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When is the Best Time to Test Your Garden Soil

When is the Best Time to Test Your Garden Soil

Apr 29th 2026

A healthy garden starts with healthy soil. Like water and sunlight, your garden soil determines whether your plants thrive or die. Testing the soil can provide you with a better understanding of the soil. Soil testing reveals nutrient levels, pH balance, and organic matter, so you can make smarter d …
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Month-by-Month Garden Checklist: What to Do All Year Long

Month-by-Month Garden Checklist: What to Do All Year Long

Apr 23rd 2026

Planning your 2026 garden month by month is an excellent way to stay organized with essential tasks, prepare for seasonal changes, and grow healthier plants all year. Gardening tasks for each month can vary slightly depending on climate zone, but the monthly rhythm of preparation, planting, maintena …
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Olive Tree Care Guide

Olive Tree Care Guide

Apr 21st 2026

Olive tree, Olea European, is a classic evergreen that adds a Mediterranean fragrance to your garden, patio, or landscape and produces amazing fruit. These beautiful edible and architectural trees are easy to care for and thrive in poor or stony soils. Their silvery leaves will shimmer in the scorch …
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Top 20 Crops You Should Plant in 2026 for Maximum Yield

Top 20 Crops You Should Plant in 2026 for Maximum Yield

Apr 16th 2026

Every gardening season offers the opportunity to plant new plants. Gardening trends are evolving quickly as gardeners respond to changing weather patterns, rising food costs, and a growing interest in homegrown, nutrient-rich food. In 2026, gardeners are focusing on crops that are productive, climat …
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