I had the privilege of teaching a group of homeschool kids about planting flower bulbs. The group of kids is called The Chosen Explorers. This group focuses on nature and Jesus. These are two very important things for children to hold close in their hearts and learn about from a young age. Parents, grandparents, and of course the children all…Read More
Can flowers really make your life more fun? Yes, of course, flowers make your life more fun. They ignite at least three of the five senses: vision, touch, and scent. All five senses can be ignited by flowers, if you’re really creative. With the knowledge that flowers make your life more fun, it’s a fact that double-blooming flowers can make…Read More
We all need a little inspiration at times. Whether it’s inspiration to start working out, eat better, or start that next home improvement project, sometimes we just need a little spark. Being the garden enthusiast you are, you probably don’t need any inspiration to get into the garden. Or do you? As joyful and fulfilling as gardening is, it can…Read More
Shopping online for perennials and flower bulbs presents different questions than when shopping in person. When buying plants at a garden center, they are often in pots and most likely have a decent amount of growth to start. They often also cost quite a bit more due to the larger size and growth you get with them. Gardeners love to…Read More
Spring is either here or soon to be here, depending on where you live. One of the biggest symbols of spring is flowers blooming in your garden and on trees and shrubs. Tulips are one of the most recognizable flowers that bloom in spring. These fall-planted flower bulbs are generally easy to grow, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a…Read More
When I left my house for work on Monday morning, a blanket of snow covered the grassy surfaces. Two days later, and I can see mostly grass and some larger snow banks–it all melted so fast. I don’t want to get caught in the old midwestern trap of thinking spring is here because we have a few nice days. However,…Read More
Dahlias are a true wonder to behold in the summer garden. They are known for their vibrant colors and tightly packed, often large, flower heads. In this article, we’ll review the advantages of using these beauties in your garden plus tips on planting dahlias, growing dahlias, and dahlia aftercare advice. Dahlia Details: Classification, Planting, Growing and Storage Tips Classification Dahlias…Read More
With so many choices of hardy perennials, deciding what to plant can be overwhelming. Browsing online on the hundreds of individual perennial varieties may get you nowhere or result in a mishmash of cool perennials that don’t work well together. To save time and money, buying a pre-planted perennial garden collection or kit is the best way to have perennial…Read More
Plan and prepare if you want the most robust begonia flowers this summer. Tuberous begonias are slow to sprout. Therefore, giving the tubers a jumpstart by starting them indoors in late winter or early spring has huge benefits. Don’t delay planning and preparing; the earlier a plan is formed, the better positioned you will be to have healthy, happy begonias…Read More
One of the best places for inspiration is meandering through the forest on a hike. While hiking through the campground of my favorite state park this past weekend, I noticed a fairy garden built on a tree stump. This charming scene warmed my heart. As I trekked on, I started thinking about more about fairy gardens. Of course, being the…Read More
If you need any help with gardening or if you have plant-related questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to Jenny San Filippo. She can provide you with the knowledge and tools needed to succeed with your next project!
If you’re looking to run a fundraiser in the fall, spring or during the holiday season, Flower Power Fundraising is an excellent option! Sell a wide assortment of bulbs and earn 50% profit on all of your sales! It’s fun and easy!