Tricia is a contributing writer. She enjoys gardening and doing all sorts of backyard projects with her family in beautiful Southern Oregon. She is a freelance writer and editor for a variety of print and online publications as well as a community college instructor.
Transplant shock can be the death of your plants if you don't know how to properly care for them. Read More
Don't throw away those inexpensive fall mums. Overwinter them for next year Read More
What would you say if I told you that you had easy access to a lawn and garden fertilizer that not only is rich in nutrients but also can improve the structure of your soil? Read More
I don't know about you, but I have always loved pumpkins. My kids do too. There is something just so cheery about a big, fat orange pumpkin sitting on a doorstep. There's no better harbinger of fall. Read More
There is something so gratifying about seeing and hearing birds on your property. Read More
Only a handful of specialized tools can make your indoor gardening that much more fruitful. Read More
Check your garden for these big waste-wasting problems and save some for the plants! Read More
Just when summer is in full swing, and you need to and want to spend more time in your garden, you can get sidetracked by bugs. Read More
How would you like to have a lawn that's low-maintenance, drought tolerant, and practically weed-free? Read More
Whether you are building a new home or rethinking your landscaping for an existing home, shade is an important factor to consider. Read More
A Different Kind of Growing Pains Read More
Treat all kinds of minor skin wounds and irritations with just a few plants you can cultivate on your own! Read More
As gardening season gets into full swing and some parts of the country are experiencing height of summer temperatures already, you probably have begun your battle with garden pests. There's nothing worse for a gardener than to see all your hard efforts being destroyed by insects seemingly overnight. Read More
Can't seem to keep your lawn looking full and green? You need to try these DIY fixes. Read More
Not every bug is bad for your garden. Read More
As fears for another summer of drought conditions in many areas develop, you may be wondering how you can save water and still have a thriving garden. Read More
Take some of the mystery out of gardening by learning what all those unfamiliar words mean. Read More
Want something different from the same old green Christmas tree? Try something a little blue. Read More
Do you have a few favorite gardeners on your holiday gift list? It's always a challenge to find the right gift that is both fun and practical, yet not something he or she already has. Read More
It ís interesting how certain vegetables go in and out of style. Read More
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