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This time of year, one of the most common questions we receive is, “What do you do with Daffodils after they are done blooming?” Since they flower so early in the season, many gardeners are left wondering what to do with their Daffodil foliage after their plants bloom. We’ve cleared up some common misconceptions, and […]
Spring is here, and it’s time to plant summer bulbs! Each type of bulb and plant has different planting requirements and storage methods; we’ll cover the basics so that you can plant your gorgeous garden with confidence! Hardy Bulbs When is it Safe to Plant Them? Hardy bulbs such as Lilies and Liatris are safe […]
Every year when we flip the calendar, we get a renewed sense of excitement for the planting seasons ahead here at Brent & Becky’s. With a new year comes new opportunities to plant, play, experiment, and have fun in the garden—and isn’t that really what life as a gardener is all about? Check Out Our […]
Lawns might be the poster-child for the perfect yard, but they don’t have the same reputation when it comes to eco gardening! If you’re looking for ways to support local wildlife and pollinators, or if you just want to save some money on lawn maintenance, consider creating an eco garden instead. Why Aren’t Lawns Eco-Friendly? […]
Who doesn’t love little rays of sunshine all around your yard? Daffodils are lovely, come in many colors, and are resistant to pests. Here are the facts on how to grow your daffodils this year. Pollination Isn’t the Main Source of Spreading Daffodils are such exceptional flowers that they don’t have to rely on traditional […]
With another year behind us, it’s time to reflect on all that we’ve been blessed with. It’s thanks to you, our loyal and beloved customers, that we get to do what we love every day: helping people foster beautiful gardens in their homes and communities…
Bulbs are a great indoor plant to grow that you can strategically force to bloom, even during the winter months! Brightly colored and sweet-smelling flowers are the perfect combatant to the dreary winter…
Without getting caught up in the structure of traditional floral arranging, you can easily make a kaleidoscope-style floral arrangement with whatever you have growing in your garden! A little of this, a little of that, and pretty soon, you’ll have yourself a gorgeous arrangement.
Variety is the spice of life, but strong themes can make a bold statement! If you’re wanting to create a standout garden that has an obvious theme or if you have a favorite color that you can’t get enough of, monochromatic gardens are a great way to practice some strategic gardening and create an impactful, beautiful space.
Garden pests are frustrating for any gardener. General signs of pests include limp leaves and generally stressed-looking plants. Some pests chew, others suck the juice out of plants like a vampire, others have webs, and certain moth pupae even sew themselves into leaves to metamorph. There are plenty of earth-friendly methods to dealing with pests […]
We’ve all been there—planted a beautiful new perennial that you were so excited to bring home from the garden center and halfway through the season realized that it would fit much better in a new and different…
Gardening is an age-old practice that has been passed down through generations. While there is a bounty of information that we so appreciate learning, there are also quite a few tips and methods that we’d like to keep from being passed around any further. Many are well-intentioned…
Chemical herbicides are common, but they can have a negative impact on groundwater, the health of your soil, and any people or animals that come in contact with them. We prefer a more eco-friendly approach to gardening. There are a whole host of ways to avoid endless hours of weeding without using chemicals in your garden, including preventative measures, natural remedies, and a few little tips and tricks of the trade that we would love to share with you.
Watch our latest vlog featuring our very own Brent Heath, and learn all about the hot new garden trend of monochromatic gardening!
Also often referred to as ‘tender perennials,’ the temperennial is, in essence, perennial in some places but not in others. Often tropical and native to a warmer climate, temperennial plants are not fit to withstand the cold temperatures experienced in more Northern growing zones.
If you’ve never grown Oxalis, worry not. We’ve put together a list of reasons why we absolutely love this plant and some tips, tricks, and guidelines for planting and caring for Oxalis.
Calla Lilies are just as versatile as they are stunningly beautiful! Learn some surprising tips and tricks about where and how to grow these elegant flowers.
A bouquet of fresh summer flowers is an absolute delight for just about any gardener, but to be able to harvest unique combinations of beautiful blooms from your own garden is just that much more satisfying.
Choosing which plants to pair together can feel like a bit of an art form, but this list of perennials will make it so much easier!
Searching for a unique new addition for your garden that will bloom in every color of the rainbow? Look no further than glorious Gladiolus!
There is nothing quite like the sweet smell of spring-flowering blooms to bring a little something extra special indoors. Read our guide on how to cut, pick, or pull spring-flowering bulbs.
From Karma Choc to Gallery Monet, we are falling head over heels for all the dazzling Dahlias this spring!
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