Magnolias to Grow In Iowa

Magnolias are not just reserved for southern landscapes, there are many varieties that will thrive in Iowa as well.
New Spring Botanical Workshop Kits For You

Don’t miss your chance to sign up for our spring workshops, we’ve got beautiful options, and we’re still doing them online.
14 Romantic Houseplants for Your Valentine’s Date

Remind your Valentine that your love is forever with a long-lasting houseplant this year. Here are some of the most romantic houseplants.
Favorite Holiday Houseplants

There are quite a few houseplants that have come to be associated with the holidays. Most of these are plants that, in their natural habitat, would bloom towards the end of the year. While most of them are tropical, they happily grow as houseplants and help brighten our homes during winter. Christmas & Thanksgiving Cactus […]
DIY Christmas & Holiday Pots

If you love the look of Christmas or holiday planters with evergreens, pine cones, ribbons, bows, and all the accessories, why not try making one yourself? There are a few different ways you can do them, from small live planters for the holiday dinner table to large outdoor porch planters full of evergreen boughs. Here […]
Landscaping for the Holidays: Lights, Evergreens, & Snow

Hanging lights, putting up evergreen holiday decor, and clearing ice or snow are your landscaping tasks for winter. Here are a few tips to help you get it done efficiently.
DIY Centerpiece That Transitions From Fall to Holiday

Make your centerpiece do double duty by creating one base piece that transitions easily from fall to Christmas with a few easy edits.
Inspiration For Decorating Your Indoor Holiday Planters

Spread the festive cheer to your houseplants by turning your indoor planters into part of your holiday decor!
Is Your Houseplant Dying or Dormant?

If your houseplants are looking a little rough around the edges, don’t panic. Here’s how to check if they’re dying or just going dormant.
How to Protect Your Roses & Evergreens for Winter

Iowa winters can be tough on evergreens and roses, especially younger ones. Here’s how to protect your landscape investments.