Celebrate the Kentucky Derby with fresh mint! Grow, harvest, and use spearmint in classic mint juleps, summer lemonade, and flavorful dishes. Keep mint contained, preserve its aroma, and enjoy its refreshing taste all season long.
Grow a thriving Container Herb Garden with fresh herbs for cooking. Choose popular varieties, ensure good drainage, use quality soil, and provide sunlight for healthy, flavorful plants
Healthy soil is essential for thriving plants. Test, fertilize, and enrich with compost to boost nutrients, improve drainage, and strengthen plant growth. Protect soil with sustainable care practices.
Creating a vegetable garden is rewarding and simple. Choose a sunny, well-drained site, amend soil with compost, and plant seasonal crops. Water, fertilize, and mulch for healthy growth. Diegel’s Greenhouse offers expert advice for thriving gardens.
Growing vegetables in pots is a great way to maximize small spaces. Choose compact varieties, use quality soil, provide sunlight, and water properly for a bountiful harvest. Urban gardens thrive in containers.
Create a stunning flower garden with thoughtful site selection, a balanced mix of annuals, perennials, and bulbs, and strategic layout planning. Enjoy season-long color with proper care and maintenance.
Understanding the difference between annual, perennial, and biennial plants helps you design a lasting, beautiful landscape. Choose vibrant annuals, long-living perennials, and self-seeding biennials wisely.
Watering is essential for plant health, but needs vary by species, soil, and climate. Check moisture levels, adjust for weather, and water deeply to prevent root damage. Proper watering keeps gardens thriving.
Wet soil can lead to root damage and plant stress. Improve drainage with raised beds, organic amendments, or choosing water-tolerant plants. Many of these selections can be found at Diegel’s Greenhouse.
Protecting pollinators is crucial for gardens and food production. Bees thrive in landscapes with native flowers, water sources, and shelter. Reducing pesticide use and habitat loss supports healthy bee populations.
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