16 Mar All post, Spring No Mow March – Yes, It’s a Thing March 17, 2025 By admin_bestgardeningforbeginners 0 comments You've heard of dry January, well now it's No Mow March, and yes, it's a thing! Granted, it doesn't relate to alcohol, however No Mow M... Continue reading
09 Mar All post, Guest Post, Plants & Flowers, Spring How Bird Feeders Can Transform Your Outdoor Space March 19, 2025 By Henry Liu 0 comments Gardening has always been one of my favorite ways to relax, unwind, and reconnect with nature. But beyond planting flowers and shrubs, ... Continue reading
08 Mar All post, Gardening Ideas, Plants & Flowers, Spring, Summer Songbirds Attracted to Summer Flowers-Benefits of Songbirds March 8, 2025 By admin_bestgardeningforbeginners 0 comments We all hear it, that is, those of us who are up early! That crazy cacophony of discords in early morning right before sunrise. Birds ch... Continue reading
26 Feb All post, Guest Post, Life Empty Nesting Top Gardening Tips for Seniors: Boost Your Health with Nature February 26, 2025 By Claire Wilson 0 comments 30 Seconds Summary ● Gardening is a rewarding and therapeutic activity for seniors, offering physical, mental, and emotional health b... Continue reading
08 Feb All post, Basics of Gardening, Summer, Sustainability Topsoil – On the Verge of Extinction (Part 1) February 14, 2025 By admin_bestgardeningforbeginners 0 comments I recently read an article in a Time Magazine regarding topsoil. I was taken aback! As a gardener, I think I always took soil for grant... Continue reading
02 Feb All post, Guest Post Composite Decking – How to Incorporate Beginner-Friendly Garden Features February 14, 2025 By Claire Wilson 0 comments Quick Review: • Is your yard or patio not quite looking how you’d like? Composite decking, combined with simple garden accessories th... Continue reading
29 Jan All post, Holidays, Sustainability, Winter Making Spent Christmas Trees Ecologically Friendly February 2, 2025 By admin_bestgardeningforbeginners 0 comments Christmas has past, the decorations are all put away, and you're now settling in for a "long winters' nap" full of frigid, windy nights... Continue reading
24 Jan All post, Decorating, Plants & Flowers Bouquets Made From Budget Friendly Grocery Store Flowers January 30, 2025 By admin_bestgardeningforbeginners 0 comments If you're like me, you do not like purchasing flower bouquets from florists. In my opinion, they are quite pricey, especially when you ... Continue reading
25 Oct All post, Basics of Gardening, Fall, Sustainability What To Do With All Those Autumn Leaves? October 26, 2024 By admin_bestgardeningforbeginners 0 comments To Rake or Not to Rake? Leave the Leaves When I was a little girl my family had a yearly fall tradition. From late October through mid... Continue reading
02 Oct All post, Decorating, Fall Pictures of Autumn Scenes – Images to Inspire October 26, 2024 By admin 0 comments Pictures of Autumn Scenes – Images to Inspire It seems where I live, the autumn is getting squeezed between summer and winter. I l... Continue reading
02 Oct All post, Basics of Gardening, Winter Preparing Your Winter Garden for a Flourishing Spring November 7, 2024 By admin 0 comments It's the dead of winter and if you're like me, you're either wishing for snow or wishing for spring! Right now, I'm wishing for snow. U... Continue reading
11 Jul All post, Gardening Ideas, Plants & Flowers, Summer What Flowers Attract Hummingbirds and Butterflies February 14, 2025 By admin_bestgardeningforbeginners 0 comments Nothing is more calming than to witness hummingbirds fluttering next to a beautiful flower or see butterflies floating through the gard... Continue reading