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The key to any successful garden, roses included, is to know what works best for your area. Understanding weather, pests, and humidity, among other factors, plays an important role in your success. However, with the right care and maintenance, any gardener can get...
There are numerous reasons behind the practice of pruning. It increases airflow through the shrub by removing dead and diseased canes (branches) minimizing the risk of diseases and certain pests. Pruning revitalizes the rose bush and promotes new blooms and new...
Tips and Tricks for Creating a Pollinator Garden Designed to Thrive in Little Rock, Arkansas Growing a garden is one of the most rewarding activities a homeowner or renter can partake in. Not only does it decorate your house with natural beauty, but it also...
With this basic pruning and care guide, your roses will dazzle your neighbors and family. By: Verenice Ramos Roses, apart from being a wonderful gift, can decorate and give color to any corner of your house. Proper maintenance will make them grow healthy and strong....
Spring is in full bloom, and many Arkansas gardeners are breaking out the shovels and rakes to prepare for the new planting season! Showcasing gorgeous seasonal plants doesn’t have to be limited to the flower bed. Potted arrangements are an attractive, freeform way to...
By: Rachel Elmakiss Your plants are thirsty! Arkansas gets hot this time of year and the best thing you can do for your outdoor plants is keep them watered. With the July heat and the lack of rain, it is absolutely essential to know how often your plants need water...
As summer comes to a close, avid gardeners, and even those without green thumbs, look in anticipation toward mum season. The fall favorite plant is not difficult to maintain and can live all season long if cared for properly. Keep the fall spirit blooming all season...
It’s starting to get chilly around here, even for Arkansas! Pretty soon we’ll be cozying up by the fire while the temperatures drop into the 30’s and we’ll be looking out for ice and snow. While we hopefully shouldn’t have to worry too much after last year’s snow...