Bob’s Blog
Gardening Tasks to Tackle at the Start of Summer
Whether you’re tending to vegetables, flowers, or a mix of both, here are key tasks to prioritize at the start of summer to ensure your garden flourishes.
Pruning Spring-Blooming Shrubs
The best time to prune spring-blooming shrubs is immediately after they finish flowering, typically in late spring to early summer (May to June, depending on your region). Pruning at this time allows the shrub to set new buds for the following spring without sacrificing the current year’s blooms.
After The Rain
Planting veggies after excessive rain requires attention to soil, timing, and plant selection to ensure success. Here’s a focused guide on what to consider when starting your vegetable garden post-deluge.
Geranium Care Tips
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, proper geranium care ensures these cheerful plants reward you with colorful flowers and lush foliage. Here’s a straightforward guide to growing and maintaining healthy geraniums.
The Cicada Party of 2025 and How to Save Your Yard from Their Shenanigans
Hold onto your gardening gloves, folks—Brood XIV, the rock stars of the 17-year cicada world, are crashing the scene in 2025!
New Guinea Impatiens vs. SunPatiens
While both share similarities, their differences in sun tolerance, growth habits, and care needs make them suited for distinct garden settings. In this post, we’ll break down the key differences to help you choose the perfect Impatiens for your space.