What to Do in Garden in September | September Garden Ideas

Moss offers the best of nature in the smallest possible space! If you are living in an urban apartment and want to have your own miniature yard in your room, then these Indoor Moss Garden Ideas will help you to have the best one!

Try theseIndoor Water Garden Ideas in your room and add greenery without having to deal with the bulk of big containers!

At Tidy Mom, the blogger Jessica shares how she made a wooden outdoor planter on wheels. You can also use it as an indoor planter. Some woodworking and painting are required. But, overall, it’s not that difficult.

This post may contain affiliate links, which means that I may receive a commission if you make a purchase using these links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Mapping your vegetable garden before planting helps

There’s a lot to consider when it comes to determining the right plan for your yard. It will be dependent on your location and climate, to be sure, but could also hinge on your budget, skill level, and how much time you have on your hands. That being said, those who live in drought-prone areas might think their landscaping decisions hinge less on what plants to use and more on whether or not to just hardscape and call it a day. But there are an array of drought-tolerant plants that can help create a lush landscape, even if rainfall and irrigation both come at a premium. One option is the dry garden. 

When referencing my front yard’s native grass and wildflower planting, I irreverently and affectionately call it my weed patch. I’ll address the irreverent part in a later blog.

I was invited by a garden club last fall (shout out to the Ackworth Garden Club!) to speak at their Autumn Fest about the funny garden stuff I talk about in this column. The day was filled with knowledgeable speakers who were far more qualified experts in gardening than I, so naturally, I took as many notes as I could. Thanks to Barry, the tree expert, I have a list of 20 shrubs and trees I need to talk my husband into planting, which could be tricky since my yard is already quite full of plants and trees and on the shady side. I also learned how to better care for my houseplants, plus some fascinating facts about organic farm-to-table gardening. I was high on new information! Over lunch, I came to this profound conclusion.Every single person in the room loved gardening. Like really, really loved it.Whether it was their job to educate the average Jamie on which trees would thrive in a shady space or if they just dabbled in their backyard gardens like me, every attend

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Our garden pond. Comes alive in early Spring when the frogs arrive. Join me to find what’s in the garden pond.

Explore the world of DIY container water gardens and bring nature’s serenity into your home. With these creative ideas, you can transform everyday containers into peaceful aquatic oases, perfect for growing water-loving plants.

Add some sizzle to your garden with the vibrant and colorful Fiesta Hibiscus! Here are the most amazing Fiesta Hibiscus in Garden Ideas With Pictures. These stunning flowers come in various hues, from fiery reds to bold oranges and yellows, making them a perfect addition to any garden.

Chelsea is always inspirational but there are some years when the excitement ramps up a notch, and this is one of those years. There are so many superb show gardens to steal ideas from, so many important messages to absorb, that it has been difficult to narrow it down. The plantsmanship is breathtaking, the designs imaginative and the themes thought-provoking, many of the gardens demonstrating how we can garden more sustainably in this era of climate change. From Cleve West’s atmospheric ruined house to Chris Beardshaw’s immaculately planted woodland glade, there is so much at the show to learn from. Here is my pick of the crop.