Growing Rudbeckia Maxima (Great Coneflower)

The Rudbeckia Maxima will be a statement plant in your garden. Standing up to 7 feet tall, this perennial grows easily in average soils in full sun but can tolerate light shade.

Perennial Hibiscus

Known for their dinner plated sized flowers, the hardy hibiscus will make a statement in your yard. They bloom from summer to early fall and attract pollinators and hummingbirds.

Growing Hydrangeas

Want gorgeous, colorful blooms? Here are some top tips from our experts on how to ensure your hydrangea looks amazing all summer long.

Cutting Back Your Hanging Basket

Is your annual hanging basket looking a little tired? Or not getting enough blooms? Well, we encourage you to cut it back!

Deer Resistant Plants for Your Garden

Understanding what plants will work best in your yard is super important when it comes to animals, sunlight, and more.

Ohio Native Perennials

It’s crucial to put native plants in your garden because they are adapted to support your regional ecosystem, soil health, and native insects.

Moving an Established Perennial

If your plants are getting too large or start to cast a shadow your other plants, resulting in less growth, it’s time to move them!

How to Container Garden – Tomato Edition

Want to grow tomatoes but have limited space? Try container gardening! It’s one of the easiest ways to grow fruits and veggies.

How to Container Garden – Pepper Edition

Peppers are a popular choice among gardeners, being such versatile ingredients in recipes. Follow along to learn how best to grow pepper plants in a planter.

How to Container Garden – Herb Edition

Want to learn how to grow your very own herb garden, in containers? We have all the necessary materials to help you start yours today.

Repotting 101

Repotting is one of the simplest ways to keep your houseplants healthy and thriving. This guide will help you know when to repot, how to choose the right pot, and how to set your plant up for success in its new home.

Propagation 101

Plant propagation is the process of creating new plants from existing ones, either through sexual reproduction (seeds) or asexual vegetative methods (cuttings, division, layering). It is used to multiply plants, maintain specific, desirable characteristics, and produce clones that are genetically identical to the parent, often allowing for faster growth compared to starting from seed.